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Make: Toyota

Model: Celica

Milage: ~240,000

Transmission:Auto

Colour: Burgandy

Location: Northern Beaches, Sydney

Currently registered? Rego till end of September

Price: $5000 or offers

Contact: Sheri: 0439405778

Comments / Modifications: Very well looked after car, mechanically perfect. A few minor dings/scrapes, nothing major. Would make a great 'sporty' daily.

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