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Cheap! 1992 Vp Commodore (my Old Run About)

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hey guys

after having this for about 2months i have bought a bike to get into the city for study every day and no longer need my cheap run about.

obviously has only just gone through road worthy which i replaced windscreen, tail light, steering rack and other small parts.

comes with 11months rego as have only just payed for it, can cancel the rego for a lower price if you want.

the motor has done about 245,***km and seems to be running really well for its ages.

auto transmission seems to hold up well with out any funny noises ect.

Interior is amazing for its ages, sagging roof but perfect dash/seats ect.

downside is the cd player will only play am radio, no cd or fm

and as you could expect from a old daily it does have shopping center parking scars.

all in all i would love to keep it but id also love more parts on my r33, and the skyline is always gonna win over the commodore.

call me on 0433971544

or send me a pm,

will get pics up tomoz

Cheers

Gezza

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by the way guys, total negotiable, throw me some offers! really wanna get rid of it so i can add some parts to the 33.

pics soon, havnt had a chance to get some, like i said tho nothing special its a run about/tow car.

offers to 0433971544

cheers

Gezza

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