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Hello. I`m working in japanese company which buy and sell cars in japan, here is site with all contacts

japan-partner.com

feel free to call and ask -- english and japanese speaking managers. Trusted, good cars, good prices, every consumer demand could be discussed. Business and private RO-RO sales (one car ship). Many venicles in stock and we can buy car for you in japan auctions. Feel free to call with any questions.

We can also break car for parts.

Sorry for this thread in japan section -- but it more opportunity for forum members to know about trusted company than business thread.

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company is open for discuss price, it much better to call and say what car you want to buy, how much you can spend, and there always options for you.

second option is to buy car by youself on japan used venicle auctions, we pay fee and we are can buy car on auctions by YOU choise and with you direct participation, call for terms, please.

we can dismantle cars for parts (used and damaged after crash or so) and ship by sea in 20 or 40ft container, loading in our yard.

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