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thanx it was even better that when i bought it the salesman stuffed up the paper work and put the wrong price on the contract i had spent all day talking him down to 21'990 from 25,990 when i noticed hed made a typo on the contract i pretty much snatched it out of his hands and signed it before he could relise i wont tell you the exact price but i paid under 17k three years ago the manager of the car yard wasnt real happy tried to tell me they couldnt let it go for that price but i stuck by my guns and just repeated "mate we have a signed contract i dont think you have a choice". drove it home that arvo.

best day of my automotive life

How could they fark something up like that is beyond me, but it's good for you at least!

yehs shes a keeper .

as i was looking at three differant cars in the same yard i think the salesman had to many numbers in his head not sure

worked out well for me though ive kept all the paper work witch clearly states asking price & actual sales price.

makes me smile every time i see it.

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