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| GP | Posted
on 12-Aug-03 07:00 PM
As I am counting last days in Japan after spending here 11.5years. I have following offers as Sayonara Sale. 1. Nissan Sunny: run 88888.888km (+-100km) . 1500cc. Black. Shining. Looks very Chwak.... I call it my "Basanti". Hey, its .... really the Sholay's Basanti. Automatic system. Everything power driven, power window. Shaken (bi-annual compulsory car maintenance cost plus TAX plus jibaiseki hoken): 23months availability (July 29,2003-July29, 2005). In a very good condition. I had used it for last 6 years. Purchased when it was 21,000km. (test speed exceeded 150km/hour without problem. Recorded single day max run: more than 1000km, no problem). During last shaken I spent 140,000yen where front tyres were changed with new one. Break oil replaced. Driving shaft glove changed. Expected Price 200,000yen. Negotiable / special discount to those who are members of NESAJ or Sajha community (former or current). Let me give you an idea on pricing a car: In 1995, when I bought a car under the recommendation of a fellow Nepal, who was very dumb indeed, got 120,000km run car with shaken of less than 9months in 200,000 yen. After driving a car at Bagmati driving school, Putali Sadak for 45days course and got license in Nepal, and Japan I did not have experience of driving a car on real road and the Nepali whose boss was a Pakistani doing old car export biz. showed a 80,000km run car and when the car came to me in my name it was 120,000km, and the Nepali confirmed that car was in good condition, indeed stopped when going up a ramp in Jusco and became garbage, cost 40,000yen to towing and throwing the car. My current car is in good condition, I have always replaced engine oil "in Nepal we call it Mobil oil" in every 3,000 km, which could go upto 5,000km. Engine oil is like drinking water in our body that cleans our body and similarly the engine oil should be replaced as frequently as possible to make your car healthy. Don't let your car suffer dehydration problem (i.e. dehydration starts after 3,000km). If you buy my car and if you are as new driver as like me about 8 years back who had to find another friend (driver) to move the purchased car to my parking lot because of lack of experience of driving car without "GURU" 's presence on the front seat. You can contact me for advice to make your driving safe, pleasant and keep your car healthy. I will be ready to help you. I have now 80,000km driving experience. I have driven the current car in expressway, route 1........... upto Kansai Intl Airport in Osaka........... Gone up and down the hills. in the midnight, morning, day, in rain, in snow, in mud, in sand and in "pitched road"........ So, you can get necessary counseling in all these affairs. ......... Feel free to buy and get the free counseling service. 2. Special offers: Brother Fax + telephone set (works also as A4 size copier) including NTT conventional Telephone contract transfer includes: in Yen 40,000yen. (valued 90,000yen). 3. DVD region 2 (Japan) player and region-free-DVD player with VCD play back capability. (Made in Japan). Hardly played 100hours. It also keeps the record of the last time you stopped, so that you can also re-start playing from the point you left last time. (remember it make a lot of difference in your DVD viewing. Price of the dvd really varies whether you have this advantage or not). It does not get heated even if you play for hours. Its a perfect match for home theature. Its in very new condition. Excellent for VCD and music CDs too. One sample DVD movie and a hindi movie in VCD will be offerered free of charge. expected price: 20,000yen. 4. Free offer: Nintendo Famicon (two sets) with multi dozens of games. Valued more than 20,000yen.(free of charge). Contact: Gyan 058-294-4221 email: gpokharel@ait.ac.th Gifu City. (collection charge to be paid by buyer). PS: Trust me, everything is fine. __________________ GP |
| Arnico | Posted
on 13-Aug-03 06:40 AM
GP ji. Looking at the e-mail address you provide, are we right in assuming that you will be moving on to AIT? |