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Fully lo»ded,, Ituslher Int, : auto start, raota, safeM caga. auta; 3.8L wifl., 4 dr., »6rjQfcba9OO437.122S 106Kj digital dash, $4000. | 908-931-9441 Vans & Jeeps 1410 | MmUDtSH 3000 CTTBL-93 ISUZU AMIQO •m- Auto, UT '•" '*m*r, j red, fully loaded, liwther,ac, soft top, exc. cond, 97,500 nil.; $9,000 Call $6900. 908-272-4268 908-241.B730 .. ' PONTIAC TRAMS SPORT MITSUBISHI HIRAQE S : «97- Fully loaded, 65k, 8 dBUI>e'«S.4?.534ftil(Bc, passenger, $10,000.. •m/ftn . aus, auto, PS, VTlofi-273,1763 Ttuirsdayv; January 25,2001 $6000. 908-7714762 il^lPfbop* kiENitwdFifH BRING IN >j DODQE ORAND CARAVAN WHEEL IDEAL THIS AD $* ANY VEHICLE MSSAN 3OOZX Twkl Turbo KW V8,18, loaded, all , FOR AN T "91, mint cond:,' 11.600K, pwr, CC, roof rack, 95 en& & IN CLASSIFIED AND ONLINE RUNS TILL*SELLS/ I ADDITIONAL A/T, lealhjr, Wk. $21flOQBoL new trans, gar. kept,: all ^mm IN STOCK! 3rt6104J23^299 :-• '.;•••• '• ' •./•'• ;'••••...••' .•'••';• •'•-.•• •• -4llnes :.•'••••• , '•..••• . service redords, meticu- Wim NISSAN MAXIMA SE •96< lously maintained, runs & • OVER 150 AVAILABLE • ALL MAKES • FULL SERVICE & WARRANTY Eic. cond, leather, moon- . looks like new, $3000. Mid- roof, Bow audio, ABS, 60K, dlesex area (Cell) 609-91S- $12^00 908-277-1138 •7479- :",::•;:••.•'•••••.• '. 1993 BMW d 1994 BMW •• 3isn. .:•-.-•. 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ByWCHAELR-CUOZZO ; CJlANFORD^ Fully^equlpped, good cond. ident Paul Alderdice. has •"' "'"' .125Krnl.$25O0 foT "assifttancei affirniiiig piritual copnection as a appeal of .Superior Court Judge ; : : iSdward BeglwV decision: fte&ar- CHE(inr.BERETrA<8»e rce^of cbnifbrti:: l '. -'.;,-: •-'..•' •• ; Jersey School Bpai;ds.Ass6ciation _| ing : legal; a loan guwanteie -cass., good deal, oarU lie scheduled .facilitators .w;bW.a^hife:.-ftn^ $1,49aBO,73a-246-W3O "and/f); •thV:: • IJmoii ' County. 7" | include Susan: McfJulty, JEducational V - .'Services. ; Crarifdrd: ^Crossing •; deyelope;fe' LS '«9- jmary:..; Schftltz, Patti. Commission is calling on lpial First1 States^ppbytiefc' ;| :#\pf& vary ; low . : :$35dO/obo, Call after lianis ,Dn Virginia WateVs schoojl bpiirds to oppose a busing Bpm: 732-82»-3i5a, Rev.' Valeticia Norman, bill proposed; by State Senator FORD ESCORT LX Joseph KyriUos Jr. :: • Hatch, 2dr, auto., AC, am/fm, members of the First spoiler, 24k. excellent, [•eflbyterian ChurphV. , ; The billi S1S98, could force • tS,7rj06bo. 90SO1B4082 local'schbpl districts to^ contract FORD TAURUS OL-96 For further information, Fully loaded, white ext., please: c6atact the V. church for busing of special-heeds stu-. «K ml., auto., $6900. dents arid if approved: could be on 732W4257 office at (732)27^5440.-'-^ HONDA ACCORD LX'96- Qreeni.spk highway ml., 4dr, .AT, aH. pwr, mint, $10^00. 9O8-3S94012 HYUNDAI EXCEL •94-Gold, Hatchback,.a/c, 4 speaker "Iplnetsss, manual, 83K, dOtf.908-769-6914 WESv 7r * :'72- Kenilworth health board Classic Mercedes glvea- cars, spbke^maii for the SBA,:thi3 mainiv -7710. 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