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I have 2 cars that i use just as runnabouts. i need to sell 1 of them as it is stupid owning both of them.

I dont care which of them sells as they are both good cars.

#1 is 1991 Volvo Auto 940GLE, Full volvo service histroy, a real gem. was grandmothers but she is now too old to drive. Has full leather and electrics, reg until march next year. cheap $4200 with RWC or $3700 without RWC.

I love using this car on weekends when i go out with the boys, we never get hasseled by cops and always get waved through booz busses ect... a real change from when i drive the Skyline.

#2 is 1997 Silver VS commodore Auto, it is real rare cov it has a bench seat which means it can seat 6 people legally. I have no pics on computer yet but i will post some shortly. $4800 with RWC $4200 without RWC

Both cars run and drive perfectly call me if interested 0408123013

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