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1474 days ago

TOYOTA COROLLA HATCHBACK

Graham from Nawton

1994 with a zippy, economical,1600 motor which runs really well. Gearbox and diff are fine. 311000km. Rego Jan 2021, WOF April 2021. Cambelt done at 276k , so plenty of life left. Front engine mount and rear sway bar bushes just replaced. Oil and filter change done. The body is good for its age, with a small rust patch under the rear window. Minor scrapes on the bumpers. There are stains on the carpets and seats. Some cheap covers, will take care of the seats. Feel free to come and check it over. Ph 02243
29823.

Price: $1,500

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When John was six years old he hammered a nail into his favorite tree to mark his height.
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