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up for sale is my 1993 daihatsu mira 2 door panel van

its a fuel injected 660cc 5 spd manual

its white, the body has something around the 175xxxkms mark i think but the motor has been replaced with a 60xxxkms motor about 5000 kms ago

it doesnt get driven hard the only thing i used it for was to get to and from work every day but now im buying a bike so i have no need for it

its got 12" mini lites with good tyres on it that look mean :thumbsup: and it also come with a full set of stock wheels with new tyres aswell

i also put a sony cd player and a pair of 4" cadence speakers in it for the next owner (cos you cant go without music)

im asking for $1200 ono

jason 0413329084

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