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"Ford Fairmont - El Fmt 6" car for sale.
Body: Red 4 Door Sedan
Seats: 5
Registration Expires: Dec 2018
WoF Expires: Dec 2018
Runs really Smooth and Great. It is the second/spare car hardly used in the last few years.
It is a very spacious car. Very comfortable seating area.
Vehicle … View more"Ford Fairmont - El Fmt 6" car for sale.
Body: Red 4 Door Sedan
Seats: 5
Registration Expires: Dec 2018
WoF Expires: Dec 2018
Runs really Smooth and Great. It is the second/spare car hardly used in the last few years.
It is a very spacious car. Very comfortable seating area.
Vehicle is in good condition drives well without any issues. Interior is very clean and has been well looked after.
It is not a brand new car. It will have few scratches/dents.
Two new Front Tyres. Both new Wiper blades. New rear Brake pads.
Comes with original Ford Owner's Manual and Radio Code.
It has a big boot area. It can easily fit two check-in bags.
Non smoking driver.
This vehicle is sold as is, where is.
It comes with one original key and I have got it made the other duplicate key.
You can send me an email, I will reply asap.
Alternatively you can text me, if I don't pick up my phone because of nature of my work. I will text you back immediately.
Features:
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Electric Windows, Electric Mirrors
Stereo: Ford Factory's inbuilt 6 CD changer and Radio with 4 speakers - 2 in the front and 2 in the rear
Fuel Type: Petrol
Kilometers: 201,191km
Engine Size: 3984cc
Power: 148kW
Transmission: 4-gear automatic
Assembly Type: Imported Built-Up
Country of Origin: Australia
Gross Vehicle Mass: 1,573kg
Axle Type: 2-Axle
Axles: 2
Wheelbase: 2,794
Industry Class: PRIVATE
MVMA Model Code: 014086
Vehicle Usage: Private Passenger
The annual refugee quota will lift from 1000 to 1500 by July 2020, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced this week. Before 2016 the refugee quota sat static at 750 for 30 years, well behind many other western nations. The National Government then raised it to 1000. Is it enough?
Mac's owner Lion is recalling some of its non-alcoholic ginger beer, which may have been incorrectly filled with beer.
The batches of Mac's Non-Alcoholic Ginger Beer carrying the false labels have a best before date of March 20 or 21, 2019.
"This recall does not affect any … View moreMac's owner Lion is recalling some of its non-alcoholic ginger beer, which may have been incorrectly filled with beer.
The batches of Mac's Non-Alcoholic Ginger Beer carrying the false labels have a best before date of March 20 or 21, 2019.
"This recall does not affect any other batches of this or any other Mac's brand product," a recall notice said
Lion apologised, and offered a full refund to customers if they had the incorrect product. Customers with the product should contact Lion on 0800 835 554.
When young people are living with cancer, education tends to take a back seat. Help young people get their education back on track by donating to CanTeen at your local Warehouse Stationery store today.
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Our Regulatory Processes Committee will meet in November to consider some temporary road closures for Wellington Round the Bays and Newtown Festival. If you object to these proposed road closures or would like to give your feedback, please email maria.taumaa@wcc.govt.nz before Fri 28 Sep.
Have you heard of the Total Mobility Scheme? This provides door-to-door transport for people with a permanent disability or impairment. Come along to Karori Library on Tues 25 Sep (1.30-3pm) to learn about the scheme and find out if you're eligible. For more info or to book, call 04 9722595.
On Saturday the 6th October, Come to a family-friendly day of emergency services demonstrations and displays on the waterfront. The emergency services are bringing out their biggest boats, fire trucks and loudest sirens to entertain the school holiday crowds.
Climb aboard a fire truck, watch a … View moreOn Saturday the 6th October, Come to a family-friendly day of emergency services demonstrations and displays on the waterfront. The emergency services are bringing out their biggest boats, fire trucks and loudest sirens to entertain the school holiday crowds.
Climb aboard a fire truck, watch a car crash rescue demonstration, see the life flight rescue helicopter in action, and talk to the Police dog section about their work.
Watch from the Wellington waterfront as the Police Maritime unit and the Wellington coastguard demonstrate water rescues, and Tiaki tugboat puts on a spectacular water cannon display!
The whole family will enjoy this exhilarating display of public safety.
Programme
11am–12noon, Te Papa Forecourt
•Fire engine aerial rescue unit demonstration
•Fire and Emergency New Zealand and Wellington Free Ambulance demonstrate a car crash extrication
•Police Armed Offenders Squad, Dive Squad and Police Dog Section talk
12noon–12.50pm, Te Papa Amphitheatre
•Fire and Emergency New Zealand will desend the Te Papa building and perform a high-angle rope rescue
•LandSAR 4 wheel drive vehicle display
•Fire and Emergency New Zealand demonstrate how ‘not to’ put out a real fire
12.50–2.00pm, Wellington waterfront
•Wellington Coastguard demonstrate a water rescue
•Tiaki tugboat water cannon display
•Police marine unit demonstration
•Life Flight-Westpac Rescue Helicopter heli-winching demonstration
All day, Level 2, Te Papa
•High angle rope rescue (Inside Te Papa in front of the Gallipoli exhibition entrance)
•St John information display
•Wellington Free Ambulance – celebrating 90 years
•Fire and Emergency New Zealand VR-Escape my House
•Fire awareness intervention programme information stand
Please note: Programme is subject to change if any services are needed for an emergency.
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