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2002 Toyota Corolla Conquest, - Cheap Run-about Car, 600km+

5ky

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Time to buy a new car, here are the specs

West Syd

First owner, bought brand new back in 2003

2002 Toyota Corolla Conquest

White

Auto

191,xxxkms (70% highway driving as i live in rural area)

new 4 tyres fitted + wheel aligned

serviced every 10,000kms

1 year rego- just renewed

50L tank, i average about 600-650kms easy

All electrics, lights, air con..etc all 100% working

Body is straight perfect,

history\ bits that needs fixing

back in 2005, car has had a hit from the front drivers side quarter, has been repaired,

Wheel bearings needs replacing, as its making funny noises

Air bags has been replaced, but needs to take to toyota for them to re-connect and hook it up which costs about 1-2k

Horn needs to be reconnected

Other than that, everything is good, have been driving for almost 5 yrs as the same condition, as I havnt had the parts fixed... fine with me driving without airbags and horn...

After a quick sale, $9000 neg

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