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I am selling my Liberty due to a new arrival, in the garage ( R32 GTS4 :) )

White, manual 2.2l constant awd

Location:

Hobart Tasmania - No postage...

Item Condition:

Excelent stock condition, has not missed a beat in the time I have had it, has been serviced just recently, also has 9 months rego, it does have 170k, but my flatmates 1980-something scoobie has done 400k and is still going strong. My mechanic - Terry from the automotive workshop thinks it is a great car.

Reason for Selling:

Well I was going to just have a bit of a look at the R32, mabey drive it and see if they are really that good (read time waster...) but I got back from driving it, with a huge grin on my face, made an offer and bingo, two cars, one garage!

Price and Payment Conditions:

It is insured for $14,200, so I will say $14,000 and negotiable from there

Contact Details:

Drop me an email at [email protected] with any questions

Cheers

Dave

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