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1 lady until recently, just inherited driven for 4,000 kms hasnt missed a beat.

Rego until December, car been in family since new only just over 100,000 kms car exterior immac no rust on sunroof. had its 100,000 km service all bearings and gaskets changed, radiator serviced, new water pump. air conditioner re-gassed, fuel efficient with all the extras power windows, mirrors , air con, cd player, needs to be sold within 2 weeks. first to see will buy comes with log books and receipts. ABSOLUTELY NO NEGOTIATING ON PRICE, CASH ONLY.

Pics at car sales web site.

http://www.carsales.com.au/used-cars/priva...490&trecs=2

o just a note it would be better to get in contact with me is better to phone me. my mob number is on car sales thanks feel free to ring basically any time with any questions you mat have.

Thanks

Ricky

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Whoa, still for sale??!! I rang you the other day and said it was sold! Well now the Carsales ad is down and I cant find your mobile number. Anyway im from Newy and still interested, so PM sent.

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Just so everyone knows!!!!

rang phone number and spoke to the guy..........apparently the owner of the car ISNT SELLING and the person posting this ISNT AUTHORISED TO DO SO!!!

HUH?

since when i em i not allwod to sell my own car?

so hard to just sell some thing at not even a half decent price.

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