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Selling on behalf of godparents, been within a great family the entire life of the car, and selling as has been replaced by a Mazda 3.

Model: GLI Falcon

Year: 1996

Colour: Heritage (Dark green)

Body: 4 door sedan

Engine: 4.0L V6

Transmission: Auto

Odometer: 240xxx

Rego: March 2011

Goodies

THIS CAR HAS A TOWBALL

Air con is regassed and will freeze you, stereo is aftermarket (fitted pro style via Jb/Hi) with usb/ipod plug in, two new pioneer speakers and goes fairly loud considering there's no amp.

Central locking and alarm is all working, battery in buzzer is a little flat though.

There is full service books completed from day one, showing every single cent spent on this car. This includes a new radiator a couple years back, re gassing of struts, and the list goes on with major services etc.

Transmission is in good shape (can be a common problem). Anyone with experience in Falcons of this era know these engines can go onwards of 400k+ with the right treatment, and this car has been treated very well (with full papers to back it up).

Badies

Small panel damage on rear right hand side door, nothing serious and easily repairable for 100$.

Both mirrors have been side swiped, and being hit and run dodgeys, they have not been repaired. I will replace these upon agreement with sale and for RWC.

Personally, I've known this family for as long as I can remember, and they're not the 'she'll be right' kind of people you get. Something goes wrong, they send it off to a mechanic straight away and pay what it costs. I've been in this car, I know how they drive, and they're all grannies.

Surprisingly, I found fuel consumption not too bad, averaging around 12-14l/100k

Pics

http://img824.imageshack.us/i/img0016e.jpg/

http://img375.imageshack.us/i/img0017dz.jpg/

More photos upon request.

Asking $2900 with rego and RWC

Or, $2400 without either and you can grab mirrors from the wreckers yourself

Both are ONO, am flexible. I know the market price on these cars, but this one is the best condition of this car I have seen, you know you're not buying a lemon.

I'm in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne

Can give me a buzz on 0438 378 277

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