2002 Nissan Bassara 8 Seater
2002 Nissan Bassara
8 Seater
Good deal - priced to sell , no catches here
Brand new Wof - 09/22
Rego - 11/21 - will add 3 months for new buyer
260km
No hassles , start and go
Engine, Gearbox etc all mechanically sound, drives mint.
Nice set of mags with good tyres
Brand new seatbelt replaced in the back seat to get a wof ($180 just for that)
Just got $1200 worth of repairs done to get a Wof so everything is 100%.
Paintwork in very good condition, no body damage and paint peel etc
This is a very well presented van that has been well looked after.
Selling on behalf.
To be sold as is, where is.
Pick up in Flatbush ,
Needs to be contactless due to level 3 rules.
Contact: Devan
021 0244 0182
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