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hey seling my 1980 323 wagon auto 1.4 l

location: adelaide pick up only thanks

pm on here or phone after hours on 0403506170 or sms anytime. morris.

2.500 ono or swaps for something else?

great daily or good for rotary conversion.

starts first time everytime never missed a beat just needs a good warm up on cold mornings

just serviced about 200ks ago

body has minor rust and damage but overal stil a clean car for its age

interior clean dash has a few cracks and drivers seat one ciggarette burn due to my mum! (thanks mum)

and drivers door around lock is cracked away easily replaced.

air con heater both still work great. (air con gold in summer)

done 68 thousand ks im 3rd owner

engine immobiliser

vientian blinds cost me 365$ not that long ago.

comes with 3 month rego when purchased

have reciepts for car regulary serviced

comes with original mirrors and mp3 sony deck just not instaled

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seen this car a few times lately. its wicked. would be a mad summer cruiser for a daily. im so keen on it. would have the money together in a mounths time if your willing to wait. lol probs not but worth a try.

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