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Hey Guys,

I have a Holden Commodore VT Series 1 Executive Wagon.

The car is a V6 Automatic Wagon.

Colour is White.

The inside of the car is in pretty good condition, except for the front seats, where the bottom plastic surrounds have come un-clipped.

The body is pretty decent, car is straight, and just has paint cracked on the rear bumper bar where it appears it has been hit from behind very lightly (Car is straight, bar has not popped off)

The car currently needs a new alternator, and won't start as it has been sitting for around 3 months un-started. (The car DID run before it was left to sit)

Since being left to sit, the car has lapsed in rego, but it will currently pass a pink slip if you get it started and alternator replaced.

Between working on my Skyline, and the bike that's being converted into a buggy, plus having a work car to get me around, I don't have the time or want any more to get this car going again (Give it one weekend and you'd have one clean Commodore)

The car is based at the moment in Wollongong (Dapto) NSW.

You would have until the 10th of July before the car requires a blueslip.

Tyres are in good condition.

From memory the car has around 250 000KM on it. (Battery is flat, so I can't check it)

Asking price is at $1,200 ONO.

I'm going to have it up here for around 2 weeks, and after that it goes to the wreckers as I have no room for it at my house, and it is currently sitting on the front lawn of my Mum's house taking up space.

Contact: 0438 002 006.

If I don't answer, leave a VMail and I WILL call you back.

Either that or PM me on here and I will respond to you.

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I still have this, as someone is coming to look at it this weekend. If he doesn't take it, Reaper, you'll be able to make an offer on the front bar... But it will come attached to a whole car. (Or make an offer now on the whole thing)

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