2005 Chrysler Pt Cruiser Touring Convertible - 2.4l Turbo - No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Windber, Pennsylvania, United States
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You are looking at a 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser Turbo Convertible. We are selling this car "as-is, where-is." 134,002 miles. It has a 2.4L Turbocharged 4-cyl engine with an automatic transmission. Runs and drives great, no problems. The body is in very good shape. No damage we could see. It has average wear for the year and miles. The convertible top is in very good shape, not a spot on it and it operates smoothly. The interior is clean and in good shape. It has an AM/FM CD stereo, cold A/C, cruise, and power windows, locks, mirrors. If you're looking for a good running, sharp looking PT convertible at a great price, bid now, no reserve!
We fully inspect every vehicle, but sometimes things can be missed. Please look at the pictures and read the description carefully. We have honestly disclosed everything we have found, but no guarantees of any kind should be inferred by our description, and we cannot promise every little thing will work when the car is picked up. Serious buyers only please. Thank you for bidding! |
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