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Leather, Heated Seats, All Power, Chrome Wheels 5.7 Hemi V8 Only! 63k Miles on 2040-cars

US $10,499.00
Year:2005 Mileage:63308
Location:

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Up for bid is a beautiful 2005 Chrysler Hemi-Powered 300C with just under 64K original miles.  It is in excellent running condition and needs nothing mechanically. It shows minimal wear in terms of a few scuffs etc. associated with normal  usage  for a car of this vintage  There are no noticable dents of creases on the body. The wheels are in very good conditon and the tire have about 50% tread wear left.    A very nice choice for someone looking for a low mileage 300C.   Successful bidder is required to submit a $500 non-refundable deposit via PayPal upon auction close with the remaining balance due within 5 business days by ways of bank draft or transfer.  If you have any    questions please email me prior to bidding.  Thank you!


On Nov-08-13 at 07:10:33 PST, seller added the following information:

Up for bid is a beautiful 2005 Chrysler Hemi-Powered 300C with just under 64K original miles. It is in excellent running condition and needs nothing mechanically. It shows minimal wear in terms of a few scuffs etc. associated with normal usage for a car of this vintage There are no noticable dents of creases on the body. The wheels are in very good conditon and the tire have about 50% tread wear left. A very nice choice for someone looking for a low mileage 300C. This vehicle  does have the "50 State Emission Package" required to register it in the US.  Successful bidder is required to submit a $500 non-refundable deposit via PayPal upon auction close with the remaining balance due within 5 business days by ways of bank draft or transfer. If you have any questions please email me prior to bidding. Thank you!

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