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2003 FORD BA FAIRMONT GHIA

124,500 km

Straight 6, 4.0L DOHC

4 SPD Auto + triptronic

Navy blue

Rego until 15/04/2010

Full service history and receipts

IMPCO LPG system with all paper work and receipts

Factory head light protectors

Factory GHIA floor mats

Factory Premium sound, in-dash six-stack CD player with color screen

Factory charcoal leather interior

Factory reverse parking sensors

Factory dual zone climate control

Factory cruise control

Factory reading and foot well lamps

Factory 17" alloy wheels

Factory electronic seats

Factory automatic headlights

Factory driving lamps

Factory central locking with remote

Factory front and side SRS airbag

Factory trip computer

The car has been fitted with an IMPCO LPG system, have all paper work and service manuals. LPG tank sits in the spare wheel well to retain maximum boot space. 65 useable litre tank which averages 450 - 500km a tank. Runs perfect on LPG and petrol

Car has always been garaged, exterior and interior in excellent condition. Used as a daily driver, only ever does highway km's

Brand new MAXXIS Z4 tyres fitted 10,000 km ago with receipts, last service completed at 120,000 km with paper work to show

The car also has professionally tinted windows which has been done in top quality legal tint film. Non-smoker’s car and no children, back seats have had minimum use

Selling due to do upgrade, will consider trades + cash adjustment my way (ie something of lesser or equal value)

$14,999 NEG

PM or call/SMS 0416 623 381

Located in Melbourne, south eastern suburbs

Thanks

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