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hey guys..

looking to buy a small 4 cyl car.

i am wanting a mazda 323 astina hatchback 1999 - 2002 model

or

nissan pulsar n16 hatchback 2000 +

let me know if anyone having the above cars for sale or something very similar, not interested in ford,hyundai daewoo any of that cr@p ! ...... also nothing been in accidents or dodgy jobs done to it, looks at enough abortion jobs over the past 2 weeks

got the cash ready.

cheers

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Hi Brad,

We have a Nissan N16 02 Pulsar that might consider selling for the right price.

Auto

240,000kms

Blue

Air

CD

3 way immobiliser

5000k HID headlights

Central locking

Been a great economical car, only bad point is a small oil leak.

PM me an offer.

hey guys..

looking to buy a small 4 cyl car.

i am wanting a mazda 323 astina hatchback 1999 - 2002 model

or

nissan pulsar n16 hatchback 2000 +

let me know if anyone having the above cars for sale or something very similar, not interested in ford,hyundai daewoo any of that cr@p ! ...... also nothing been in accidents or dodgy jobs done to it, looks at enough abortion jobs over the past 2 weeks

got the cash ready.

cheers

What about a C180 Mercedes Benz, 1999 model, has done 200,000 km's.

Navy Blue. Excellent condition...

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