FS: 1981 Sigma ready to roll

Ill let some pplz know bout this

love ya work.

Khama comes back to bite ya

Gee thats very old, still leaded fuel???
Economical , if you dont take the oil into acount
198 thousand kilometres :gasp: Isnt that like nearly a lifetime for a 4 cylinder
Burnt out clutch?? Broken rear view mirror ??
Why wouldnt they want the most valuable thing in the vehicle??
Neat :thumbsup:
Would only sell to person that had never owned a car before??
Take it to the car yard and see what ya get offered $200 maybe :err:
Nice to offer it to the RA members for such a plurry price :tongue:

Touche :teehee:

Already have a few interested, so if it aint sold tomorrow, trading it in at the yard when I pick up the new one. Oh and noone of the items in the car are PENDING :lol:

Maybe you would like to trade your unit in Plympton, actually thats not fair, you would be getting the better deal.

HERES THE RED BOOK INFO:
Red Book Code MITS83FV
1981 MITSUBISHI SIGMA

GJ Sedan GL 4dr Auto 3sp 2.0
National average price - private sale* $700 - $1,600
Price when new (RRP) $10,074
all prices quoted are GST inclusive
Avg kms: 250k +

I sell houses for a living, not cars, so forgive me if my price is $50 under value.
Whats your excuse ? :blink:

This post has been edited by ProfessaB: Oct 3 2005, 09:58 PM

Im offering the price at 15k less than the value so that scumbag realestate parrasites like you dont get any money out the sale and its a bargain for the purchaser because im prepared to do this.

As for the pending items they will all happen just not completed at this time.

And correct me if im wrong but you are quoting the redbook price for a 1983 sigma yet you are selling a 1981 sigma, hope your real estate work is not this sloppy :saywhat:

Thats my bad, its called a typo. and good luck with your unit, Im sure you'll have a buyer in no time :shifty: even with brand new units in the area selling for the same price, its just a matter of time.

I can say the market is steady, and prices are being acheived, provided you have the time to wait for the right buyer, and provided your price is within the market competition range.
And a word of advice, dont quote a "market rent" when your advetising privately, UNLESS you have written evidence, or you may find your ass in court.
Also comparissions mean SWEET fuck all. No two properties are the same, in an apartment block.

The quoted Market Rent is actualy below what is being asked for a two bedroom downstairs partly furnished unit that is in ok condition but is not even in the same league as mine in the ajoining block, it has a very small, hard to access carpark and the original kitchen with no benchspace bigger than 400mm long, a rusty shower curtain rail, no TV arial, no computer network cabling, 1 single powerpoint in each room. I still stand by what i say in that it is a good investment property i just dont wish to have it as an investment property as it serves my needs better to sell it as im moving into my fiances house and we will get that one ready to sell in time and get somthing that meets the needs of the blended family we are creating.


Good to see your doing so well in real estate that you can trade up from 1981 sigma :grin:

This post has been edited by StonedAgain: Oct 4 2005, 07:07 AM

Not my car Bitch. and BTW, its SOLD.

How bout ya unit, still looking. Whats taking so long ????