FS: QLD - Wrecking 1992 Mazda 323 Astina SP
 

This beast has had an altercation with a Roo, nobody won. Parts for these can be hard to find and sometimes worth a pretty penny. So we thought we would do the right thing to other BG Astina owners and part it out at a fair price.

Bits worth pointing out:
- K&M sports panel air filter
- Leather sports seats
- AFM
- Sunroof
- BJ18 DOHC 16v 'Blacktop' Donk still holding strong
- Manual box and clutch are in good order
- CV's have not seen that many kays
- Tail lights and trim
- Rear struts
- Boot struts
- Front guards
- Instrument cluster surround (No cracks)

Parts Sold / Broken:
- Front Bar
- LHS Headlight and Indicator
- Radiator
- AC Radiator
- Front shocks
- Head Unit / Speakers
- Twin square tips welded to stock muffler
- Rear Spoiler
- Parcel Shelf
- Fuel flap
- Windscreen trim
- Front door handles and locks
- Drivers window actuator
- Stereo surround with cigarette lighter

I'm happy to remove and post parts if need be. Please email for any inquires. Will not last, if the ad is still up I've still got the car.

See Gumtree ad for Pictures:
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/helen...ual/1008878718

How much for those seats? Also its a pitty man...I love the silver bgs

I paid $50 each about 15,000k's ago in about the same condition. How does 50 beans or a box of beer for the pair sound?

Sounds good to me :)

I've updated the ad, few bits gone, hopefully more before it gets crushed to a cube.

Price on driveshafts? (Passenger + 2 piece drivers side)
Would also need shipping to NSW.

Sorry mate, We're movin' and the car went yesterday. The bloke only wanted it for the engine and dragged what was left of it up to the Sunshine Coast. I can flick him a message on your behalf to try and get them posted down to you. But even if they were free, and you just had to pay the postage, I would recommend; Just buy a new pair, have a hunt on eBay, you should be able to get the job done for under 200 beans.

I've done it one the cheap in the past, by just replacing the grease and the boots or buying a tidy second hand pair, to discover they only last another 40k. At the end of the day I've only saved myself $50 and found myself pricing up a new set within the same year. Thrice, even.