0 Results: New & Used in damaged cars in Queanbeyan Area, ACT

• 290000 km
• SUV
• Manual
• 5 cyl 2.5L

2001 Land Rover Defender Td5 110, 2.5L Turbo Diesel 4WD My dear passion project is up for sale. This is an exceptional and capable 4x4 collectable vehicle and has been my daily driver since purchased. This is my daily driver car. Majority of driving is highway based. Full-service history provided from my ownership of the vehicle. A regrettable sale as I love this car, but a new city hospital job requires a smaller car for living convenience. This car is ready for camping / off-road adventures

• 257131 km
• Ute
• Manual
• 6 cyl 4.2L

1989 gq/mav td42 tubo This has been a good solid reliable car and I am selling it due to needing a Ute for work. I have done a fair few things to the old girl witch consists of 4” tough dog lift all round with a 5 link set up. She is currently running 35” wheels with about 50%-60% tread left on them. The snorkel is a bonnet entry from patrol doctor. The vehicle had all oils changed recently and is always serviced every 5,000km. I recently replaced the thermostat and has no overheating issues. I

• 330000 km
• Van/Mini van
• Manual
• 4 cyl 3.0L

Damaged 2012 hiace Car is still registered until 12/12/2024 3L deisel 330000 5speed manual Clean inside Damage on rear right quarter panel Can still drive with out fixing damage

• 325000 km
• Ute
• Manual
• 4 cyl 2.5L

Collision damaged but repairable 2x4 ute with a solid, turbo diesel engine, 5 speed manual gear and heaps of new parts . including: -New injectors (less than 500km with install receipt) -New starter motor and ignition switch (just installed) -Intercooler and radiator (installed new <1000km) -Turbo replaced and oil and filters changed (<500km). This car is still running and needs only front driverside body/panel work to get back on the road. No damage to running gear and solid drive train

• 239340 km
• Van/Mini van
• Manual
• 4 cyl 1.6L

Reason for selling - we need a van with a bit more space. Reliable transport for your loads, and a mattress fits in the back if you want to go car camping. Full sized shelving, with the front section quickly removable, in the back allows equipment to be stored out of the way underneath, with a large flat area above for a mattress or other stuff. Plenty of space on the shelving for 3 or 4 bicycles with the front wheel removed, the space underneath for all your associated gear - much safer and m