Runs And Drives Great! - Gas Saver! Red! A/c, Automatic, New Usb Stereo on 2040-cars
Westminster, California, United States
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Her name is Lucy and she is one tough babe. She enjoys long drives along the beach, breathing in the mountain air, road trips to anywhere, camping and taking good care of her driver.
Runs great, drives great. Don't
let the mileage fool you, you will watch the odometer go all the way back around to 0 on this
car and she'll keep going. These engines
last forever! This is a very reliable
car and I have most of the maintenance records.
The only other owner was my mother before she gave the car to me. Before clicking "buy now" please email me for my phone # to ask
questions or set up a time to view – TakeRedHome@aol.com. Feel free to bring your mechanic and inspect the car on-site or
we can take it to a mechanic of your choice. Again, the car is located in Westminster, CA. Here are the specifics on the car: 4 cylinder 4 speed Automatic transmission Clean title 247k miles
Pros: - Great gas mileage! - 26 City/33 HWY - Engine and transmission in great shape - Ice cold A/C! - Brand new CD/USB/AUX AM FM radio - hook your iPod up to it! - Polk Audio UV resistant speakers - K&N air filter (improved performance, never needs replacing) - Well maintained - The interior is very clean and in great shape. No tears in the seats - Just passed smog in July - Just did oil change
Cons: The car is in great working condition with normal wear and tear. Only minor inexpensive maintenance should be performed soon: - replace left outer CV boot - 2 new tires - alignment
Other negatives to note about the car: - There is a slight oil leak which will take some labor to repair as it's between the engine and tranny. The leak is not bad at all, just a drop or 2 per day. As long as you continue to change the oil regularly, every 3K miles or so, you will not get low on oil. But if you don't want oil on your driveway, you'll want it fixed. - Rear driver side fender bent slightly. This happened shortly after buying the car in ’93 and it's not causing any problems, it's merely aesthetics. No frame damage. - Rear bumper paint is peeling. - Brakes squeak briefly sometimes when cold. - Every once in a while the power steering pump hums slightly so it will eventually need to be replaced down the road but most likely not for a while. Mechanic couldn't couldn't say when, could be a year or 2 or longer. The power steering works great now and the pump does not need replacing at this time. - The dome light works, it just does not come on when
driver’s side door is open, but it comes on when the other doors are open. If you need the light on with driver’s door
open, simply switch it to “on”.
There you have it. Honestly, this is a great car that won’t let you down. If you take good care of her like I did, she will take good care of you. |
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