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Great Running 2001 Saturn Car Sl 4 Door Sun Roof Parts Or Repair 1.9 Twin Cam on 2040-cars

Year:2001 Mileage:142503
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NOT  A  DEALER OF AUTO'S , SELLING THIS FOR A WOMEN THAT HAS DROVE THIS CAR DAILY AND THE OTHER DAY WHILE DRIVING HOME IT STOPPED SHIFTING INTO HIGH. SO YOU ARE BIDDING ON THIS CAR AS IS FOR PARTS OR REPAIR. CAR LOOKS TO BE VERY SOLID , AND RUNS LIKE NEW. ALL THE OTHER GEARS SEEM TO WORK OKAY , IT WILL GO FORWARD AND REVERSE , I DID NOT DRIVE IT DOWN THE ROAD BUT SHE SAID IT WOULD NOT SHIFT INTO HIGH , SHE WAS GOIND TO SELL THIS TO A JUNK YARD BUT I THINK IT IS MUCH BETTER THEN THAT FOR PARTS OR FIX THE TRANSMISSION. I HAVE BEEN TOLD SOMETIMES YOU MAY JUST NEED TO FLUSH THEM OUT OR THERE IS A MODULE THAT MIGHT BE BAD , BUT AGAIN I AM NOT IN THAT BUSINESS SO I WILL LEAVE IT UP TO THE EXPERTS. THE CAR HAS A 1.9 LITER TWINCAM 16 VALVE ENGINE AND RUNS VERY NICE , NO SMOKE. BODY IS VERY GOOD , I SEE NO RUST HOLES , JUST I SMALL SPOT IN FRONT PASSAGER FENDER NEXT TO HEADLIGHT AS YOU SEE IN THE PICTURE FROM SOMEONE BACKING INTO HER , OTHERWISE BODY IS VERY NICE. INTERIOR HAS SOME WEAR , A COUPLE SPOTS ON THE SEATS , OTHERWISE VERY GOOD FOR THE AGE. TIRES ARE 195/60R/15 FRONT ARE ABOUT 65% TREAD , BACKS ARE LESS THEN THAT AND SHOULD BE CHANGED. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL , THANKS.

CAR IS LOCATED IN SUGARGROVE PA. THAT IS ABOUT 40 MILES NORTH OF ERIE PA. AND ABOUT 80 MILES SOUTH OF BUFFALO NEW YORK ( RIGHT ON THE BOARDER ) .

HIGHBIDDER CAN HAVE UP TO 30 DAYS TO PICK IT UP OR JUST CONTACT ME , NOT A PROBLEM AND NOT IN THE WAY. IT WILL DRIVE FORWARD AND REVERSE TO LOAD ON A TRAILER IF NEED TOO.

HIGHBIDDER PAYS $100.00 AT THE END OF THE AUCTION AND THE BALANCE IN CASH WHEN PICKED UP AND HIGHBIDDER IS HAPPY.

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