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TOYOTA ALPHARD 2004 FOR SALE!
ASKING PRICE: $7,700
Vehicle details:
Make: Toyota
Year: 2004
Model: Alphard
Kilometres: 192,165km
Body: RV/SUV
… View moreTOYOTA ALPHARD 2004 FOR SALE!
ASKING PRICE: $7,700
Vehicle details:
Make: Toyota
Year: 2004
Model: Alphard
Kilometres: 192,165km
Body: RV/SUV
Colour: White
Seats: 8
Model detail: G
Previous owners: 2 owners
Engine size: 2362cc
Transmission: Automatic
Fuel type: Petrol
Registration expiry: July 2019
WoF expiry: July 2019
Interior Details: Beige
Car Alarm, CD player, Reversing camera, 8 Seater, Electric Mirrors.
Thе mоѕt spacious оf реорlе movers thіѕ 8 ѕеаtеr Toyota Alрhаrd trulу hаѕ enough rооm fоr еvеrуоnе. Has been wеll lооkеd after.
Accessories and black seats covers are not included.
Pickup/ viewing in Pakuranga or Botany, Auckland. Thanks.
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Hi Neighbours,
A self-contained unit is available now. Separate entry, 1 double bedroom, a separate living room, and a spacious bathroom and kitchen.
Very sunny house with nice garden and located in a convenient position close to bus stops(only 2 minutes walking), Close to New World, Botany Down… View moreHi Neighbours,
A self-contained unit is available now. Separate entry, 1 double bedroom, a separate living room, and a spacious bathroom and kitchen.
Very sunny house with nice garden and located in a convenient position close to bus stops(only 2 minutes walking), Close to New World, Botany Down centre, Highland Park centre, Howick town centre, Howick Intermediate school etc.
It is very suitable for a single or a couple. $370/W includes water, but do not include power and internet.
No smokers.
Call / Text Owen 0212622512 for expressions of interest.
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Pictured from L to R: Jo Norgrove, Chris Griggs and Lynne Jacobsen
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