2005 MAZDA AXELA (needs TLC) - 132389 km

Year: 2005 (2005-01)
Make: MAZDA
Model: AXELA
Colour: White
Submodel: SPORT
Body Style: Station Wagon
VIN: 7AT0C13JX13202969
Plate: GUM633
Engine No: ZY-291886
Chassis: BK5P-202969
Vehicle Type: Passenger Car/Van
Seats: 5
CC rating: 1,490cc
Fuel Type: Petrol
Transmission: 4-gear automatic
Assembly Type: Imported Built-Up
Country of Origin: Japan
Gross Vehicle Mass: 1,515kg
Axles: 2
Vehicle Equipment Class: XMA
Industry Class: PRIVATE
Industry Model Code: DBA-BK5P

Reason for selling: Surplus to requirements and car recently failed WOF (Exp 15 April 2021)
Registered until 14 October 2021
Problems:
- Left rear Suspension Shock Absorber needs to be replaced
- Right rear door rust (internal) - best if door was just replaced
Ideal Buyer: Someone who can carry out the repairs themselves
Space saver needs replacing
Non-smoking car
Extremely tidy interior
Alarm system
Reversing mirror camera
Vehicle has had annual services
2 Owners in NZ
132389 km

Only serious buyers please - no time wasters or ridiculous offers ;-)
MOB: 0272955099

Price: $2,500

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