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The following information is taken from the accounts of Ray Ltd.
$ Motor vehicles, 1 January 2012 620000Motor vehicles, 31 December 2012 740000Accumulated depreciation  - Motor vehicles, 1 January 2012 230000Accumulated depreciation  - Motor vehicles, 31 December 290000Depreciation expense - Motor vehicles, year ended 31 December 2012 1500 Gain on sale of motor vehicle,  year ended 31 December10000 Acquisition of motor vehicles financed by loanto be paid in 5 years’ time 170000 Cost price motor vehicles sold during the year 130000\begin{array}{llcc}&\$\\ \text { Motor vehicles, 1 January 2012 } &620000 \\ \text {Motor vehicles, 31 December 2012 } &740000\\ \text {Accumulated depreciation } &\\ \text { - Motor vehicles, 1 January 2012 } &230000\\ \text {Accumulated depreciation } &\\ \text { - Motor vehicles, 31 December } &290000\\ \text {Depreciation expense } &\\ \text {- Motor vehicles, year ended 31 December 2012 } &1500\\ \text { Gain on sale of motor vehicle, } &\\ \text { year ended 31 December} &10000\\ \text { Acquisition of motor vehicles financed by loan} &\\ \text {to be paid in 5 years' time } &170000\\ \text { Cost price motor vehicles sold during the year } &130000\\\end{array}


-What were the proceeds from sale of motor vehicles?


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