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on 2040-cars
US $6,000.00
Year:1996
Mileage:65742
Location:
Coalhurst, AB, Canada
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This sale is for a 1996 Rover Mini with 065742 original KM. Engine is 1.3L Fuel Injected Gasoline, transmission is automatic with floor shift. This car runs great, and has working Air Conditioning. Car has passed a recent inspection, and is mechanically sound. This car has had the " Out Of Province Inspection " completed in Alberta Canada, and is currently active in Alberta Vehicle Registry. I imported this car from Japan and am the first owner in Canada. The car does have some minor surface rust as described in the " Condition Description" of this ad. If you are bidding on this car please check import rules in your country and state or province. Most states in the USA have a 25 year rule for importing cars, which means that this type of car needs to be 25 years old to legally register and drivin in most US states. So please do your research for your area before bidding. Conditions of Sale : A $500 Paypal deposit will be required within 48 hours of sale ending, and remainder of payment to be made by bank wire, cash, or other gauranteed funds approved by seller within 7 days of closing of sale. Car will be released to buyer once satisfactorily paid in full. Buyer is responsible for pick up and transport of vehicle Car will be sold as is, where is. Car is located in Lethbridge, AB, Canada Please feel free to message me with any questions or concerns about the car. Thanks Mike |
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Scroll down below for the explosive demonstration.
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