Cars For Sale from $10,000 to $15,000

LIFTBACK 1800cc 5-speed. Smooth-running engine, very responsive & quick. Full brake system overhaul with new replacement parts. Cooling system overhaul. Beautiful survivor car just needs exterior cosmetics & paint refresh

Great condition. Low k's since major work done. Comes with many hard to find spares. No rust. New paint

2.0L 2WD Si Premium 5D wagon auto

RARE 75 ANNIVERSARY MODEL NUMBER 583 4 NEW TYRES NEW HOOD

*One owner *Always garaged *Never been in an accident *Regularly serviced by Audi specialist *Rare 3.0 Turbo Diesel (Extremely powerful in a medium sized sedan) *Desirable two tone electronic sports seats. *Paddle gear shift *Milage as a result of commuting Melbourne-Geelong Only reason for selling I now have a company car

....An upcoming addition to our vehicular family means that, sadly, our "Henrietta" has to go. She's an 08/2002 AU2 Ford Fairlane Sportsman V8, with a stack of paperwork, including the original Dealer Delivery (ACT), and all service and maintenance worksheets and receipts from that time to date. She's travelled 165,184 kM on almost entirely extra-urban excursions, and apart from XR8 suspension, adjustable Konis, a front sway bar (adjustable), and a transmission cooler She's entirely stock. On a very recent trip of almost 1,000kM, in all honesty She ran superlatively, while returning her usual 10L/100kM on RON 98 (which is the only fuel I've ever used). She comes with spare headlights, taillights, and the rear garnish, and to be entirely up-front, the photos here show her very few imperfections; so please look carefully at the included notes before asking questions If theres a cleaner AU2 Sportsman around anywhere, then I haven't seen it, and neither have all the people who comment on how "nice" She looks when I'm driving, or visiting Coffee n' Cars etc. I know that the market's down a bit right now, which is why I'm willing to accept $16,000, and sorry, not a dollar less!

2 owners only my husband is selling his 1958 Merc. Log books, invoices etc all available.

82kkm, very good interior, some minor damage on exterior, brakes need some attention, starts and runs fine, no rego

The Suburban seated up to nine adults plus had plenty of room for luggage. It was 5.6 metres long, 1.95 metres wide and sat on a wheelbase of 3.34 metres. Models The Suburban available with V8 petrol, four-speed automatic transmission, 'on demand' four-wheel drive. Six models were available at launch, three each in the V8 petrol 1500 Series The 1500 range a heavy-duty model Heavy duty air cleaners, electrics, alternators and batteries (dual batteries on diesel) were all standard to Australian specification, while triple door seals gave added protection against dust. Inside story First up, there is plenty of room! The seats - including the third row - are some of the best around Front seats are high backed, but did not fully recline. The second row had a 60/40 split folding seat, which neatly folded flush behind the front seats. The third row seats were possibly the best of any third row seats available in any 4x4 wagon at the time. The driving position is commanding with adjustable steering column. V8 Power The Holden Suburban has two beefy motors. A 5.7-litre V8 petrol. Power plant propelled the Suburban along effortlessly. The Suburban is designed for heavy work, and accordingly had the power to do the job. Despite its size it was a smooth engine that delivered power effortlessly. The engine is also compatible for LP gas conversion.

lovely car drives great and looks classy