Trade 1G DSM AWD for Tow Vehicle Options

[KOU In3]

Well, we've gotten to the point where we pretty much need a dedicated tow vehicle. 3 dsm's, a tow vehicle, and a trailor though just isn't going to happen though so I've got to let one of the harem go.

Here's she is (pics will follow as soon as I can located them on the hard drive). There's a laundry list of mods so I'll try to hit the highlights. Overall it's probably the nicest of the 1G's I've owned. I'd give the body an 8.5 of 10 and the interior an 8.5 of 10. No rust anywhere that I've seen and it's a coveted 6 bolt, 4 bolt combo as well.

'92 AWD Laser.
5sp manual, 130K on the clock cosiderably less on the engine, etc.
Exterior:
Color: silver
Carbon Fiber Hood
New factory OEM bumper (Talon style)
Enkei RPO1 wheels wrapped in R compound tires

Engine:
Low mileage JDM motor (nifty red topped valve cover)
Balance Shafts removed.
TMO stage 3 chipped e-prom with stutterbox
GM Maft translator (yes it runs a vented BOV this way without issues)
3" GM MAS in blow through configuration
Hard UICP pipe (polished)
144 intake with cone filter
oversized turbo outlet elbow
MBC

Drivetrain:
ACT 2600
Brass Cable end bushings
Solid shifter Bushings
4 bolt limited slip rear

Suspension:
KYB GR2's
Eibach Pro-Kits
Big Brake Upgrade up front

Misc:
Boost gauge
A/F gauge
2G stereo with CD player
RX& fuel pump
2.5" downpipe
'Stealth' catback

I'm sure I'm forgetting a few minor odds and ends but hopefully I've hit the highlights. Please keep in mind that although this is a clean 1G it is a '92 (sought after model year) and hence 12 years old. Obviously there are some minor quirks and door dings. It's a great DSM but not a perfect show car.

The only reason it's up for trade is that we have 'bigger' plans for the 2G and the race car is off the table.

Ideally I'd like to trade straight up for a decent tow vehicle. Something we wouldn't be embarassed to paint the KOUmotorsports logo on and drive daily as well. Yukon's, Suburbans, Diesel Power, etc. are some hopeful examples.

Pics to follow.

Thanks for the space!