2005 Chrysler Pt Cruiser Convertible, 5 Speed Manual Transmission on 2040-cars
Landenberg, Pennsylvania, United States
We want someone who will enjoy this lovely car as much as we have. 2005 Chrysler PT cruiser convertible, base model 4 cylinder, non turbo. 94,375 miles. Bought with 50,000 or so, immediately replaced A/C, brakes, tires, etc. Totally maintained. Top, engine, trans, radio, windows, a/c, rear window defroster, controls, everything has been working perfectly. Recent tires. Just did $400 or so of engine work to replace valve cover gaskets, had coolant system also pressure tested. Car runs and sounds fine. We have too many cars so off it goes. I got it because we rented a PT Cruiser on a trip and I found that with my sometimes bad lower back the higher car seat was very comfortable. I got this car, which was rare, because I wanted a 5 speed convertible and I did not want extra power or complexity. The car has been completely dependable and anything that has arisen, either electrical or mechanical, has been thoroughly taken car of. The driver's visor came is loose and for the moment is held in place by rubber bands, as I have not been inspired to replace it. There is a rust spot on the outside of the trunk lid which has been there since I got the car. There are some small dents in the back from a slight incident in the parking lot. Can't think of anything else. We have really enjoyed this car throughout the year . I have had seven used Chrysler convertibles in a row. Feel free to ask me any questions.I have two other ebay accounts with a total of 8006 100% positive feedbacks in the past half year. Pretty safe seller. Car has clear PA title and recent inspection, which is stricter than some states.
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