54k Mile Very Nice Original Lebaron Convertible on 2040-cars
Orange City, Florida, United States
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This is a beautifully cared for LeBaron GTC convertible, except the paint. The main issue is that it has been kept outdoors in the powerful Florida sun with a tarp covering only the convertible top for the last few years, this protected the top, but not the paint. The top and boot are in very good condition. However, it is in need of a shiny coat of paint. It has only 54,000 ACTUAL MILES. The transmission shifts properly and the engine runs great. The air conditioning blows extremely cold. The power seat, locks, and mirrors are all in good working order. The interior is in very good condition, there is very little sign of any wear on the interior as would be expected on a car with only 54,000 miles on it. The tires have approximately 75% of the tire tread remaining. This is a great example of a well cared for and maintained LeBaron GTC other than the paint. If you want a solid car with a convertible top that is in great running condition with only 54,000 ACTUAL MILES that will give you many more good miles to drive, this is it.
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