1978 Chrysler Lebaron Base Sedan 4-door 5.2l on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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Ok eBayers what we have here is a 1978 Chrysler Lebanon with only 26000 miles.
I bought this in October of last year from a gentleman who had bought it at an estate sale with only 21000 miles on the odometer. He did nothing with it but stick it in storage just like the person before him. I bought from him installed new plug wires, plugs, cap, & rotor! Then took it out for a test drive and it still ran crappy, after further research I discovered that the lean burn system was no longer working! I found that is was better to replace it with the factory standard electronic ignition (Orange box) system. This made it run like new:-) I then ran a tank of E85 through it, I thank there was a little water in the tank. Now it runs darn near perfect. Because it sat for awhile, the brakes were a bit sticky but after driving it they got a lot better but not perfect. The Chrysler was equipped with power brakes, power steering, power locks, air conditioning, rear defogger and they all work great. The Chrysler had an AM radio only from the factory but I upgraded to a like new factory AM/FM. The Chrysler still has it's factory tires on it and the spare has never been on the ground. I have $3500.00 in this car but I plan on getting married soon so what ever you eBayers give me over $1500.00 is what it sells for. This is a very dependable car you can fly in and drive out. I would like to add that this car is around 36 years old some of the oil seals are old and could use replacing. Also there are a few hail dents not bad at all and only a few on the hood and deck led only the roof was vinyl padded I got an estament it was around $200 work the dings out with out repainting. I'd also like to add that these cars have inherent wiper problems. I upgraded the wiper system to eliminate the factory flaw. NO EVER SEA BIDS USA AND CANADA ONLY, ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING |
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