Car Transporter plus Car Package
**Car Transporter plus Car Package **
Car - 1999 Automatic Mercedes Benz A190 Petrol 1900cc, very good tidy condition. Serviced regularly latest one done 20/12/2019 and new WOF same time. Great wee runaround. Reg to 20/01/2020 but will put a 6 months on for new owner. Back seats fold forward towards driver and passenger seats or can be removed.
Car Transporter - Rego exp 20/07/2020 same as warrant. Comes with many extras, sizzor jacks welded permanently on front, Electric winch, excellent storage, Mag spare wheel same as trailer wheels, Bike rack can be fitted on attachment at rear of trailer, 10 lashing points, ramps, twin safety chains, front locker has two cradles with straps to secure 9kg gas bottles or anything else as straps are adjustable. Hydraulic brakes, Shelter can be mounted from back of trailer via poles which reside on side of trailer. Carries evey thing we needed. Including large awing, poles, bbq ladder, gas bottles etc
Inside deck 3.7 length, width 2m inside
Reason for selling - we are downsizing. Great buying, often admired so get in fast. We are in North Canterbury, please contact if you have any questions.
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