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Low Miles Tracker Convertible Hard Top, 4x4 Cousin Of Geo Tracker, No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:2000 Mileage:123681
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UP FOR AUCTION MY DAUGHTER'S LILL TRACKER FOR SALE AT NOT RESERVE AUCTION ! REAL CABRIO !  4X4 5 SPEED, RUNS LIKE A CHAMP, GREAT GAS MILEAGE, BEAUTIFUL TRUCK CAN BE DRIVEN ANYWHERE!

THE HARD TOP FEATURE IS VERY HARD TO FIND, MUCH BETTER THAN THE CLOTH TOP DURING WINTER ESPECIALLY WHEN SNOW FALL !!!

  • LITTLE BEAST IN SNOW
  • GREAT GAS MILEAGE
  • RUNS AND DRIVE LIKE A CHAMP
  • REMOVABLE HARD TOP
  • REMOVABLE REAR TOP
  • SUPER RELIABLE, GOOD CLUTCH, GOOD BRAKES
  • NEW TIRES (LESS THAN 4K MILES)
  • RECENTLY SERVICED
  • FULL TANK OF GAS

THERE IS A SMALL RUST DAMAGE ON THE LEFT QUARTER PANEL (ABOUT 2 INCHES), OTHER THAN THAT THE TRUCK IS VERY, VERY NICE IN AND OUT. NO MECHANICAL ISSUES. I HAVE A CLEAR TITLE IN HAND.  VEHICLE CAN PICKED UP HERE AND DRIVE BACK HOME, OR HAVE IT SHIPPED (I CAN HELP WITH SHIPPING IF NEEDED)

SOLD AS IS, NO WARRANTY, NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT OF $350 DUE RIGHT AT THE END OF THE AUCTION, REMAINDER BY CERTIFIED FUNDS OR BANK WIRE TRANSFER WITHIN 3 DAYS. IF DEPOSIT IS NOT RECEIVED AT THE END WILL RESERVE THE RIGHT TO RE LIST THE VEHICLE WITH NO FURTHER NOTICE TO BIDDER.

CAN BE STORAGED ONCE IS PAID IN FULL FOR UP TO 2 WEEKS AT NO CHARGE.

PICK UP MUST BE ARRANGED AFTER BUSINESS HOURS (I WORK) OR A SUNDAY, I WILL BE AWAY THE 12/25 TO 01/15

GOOD LUCK

QUESTIONS? PLEASE ASK.

 

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