Volvo 240 Sedan 1992 White Sunroof Cruise Md Inspected Fully Serviced on 2040-cars
Deale, Maryland, United States
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Nice used Volvo 240 sedan, sunroof, cruise control, automatic transmission and ABS Brakes. Fully serviced, new timing belt, timing belt tensioner, water pump, front seals, drive belts, oil change, air filter and flame trap. Brakes where done recently and are very good. Body and paint are good, one small dent in the roof right rear corner see pictures, few door dings and one scrape in the paint on the right rear quarter panel, see pictures. Air conditioning works great, converted to 134 freon so you can afford to have it worked on later. I have a new heater/ ac fan that will be installed tomorrow, the one in the car is loud. Car shows 138 k, the odometer gear was broken for 2 years and the car has an additional 20-25 k miles for a total of 160 - 165 k miles. I bought the car from a life long friend and fellow Eagle Scout, and am sure this is near correct. Car is sold TMU true mileage unknown, as the law requires. The odometer gear was replaced by me and is now working fine. Tires are Yokahama and have more than 80 percent or more of the tread remaining. Full size spare and jack and tool kit are complete. If you live in Maryland we will have the car Maryland inspected, if you live out of state, do not worry, Maryland inspection is really tough and the car will pass in your home state. Car is pretty much rust free, there is one spot under the back window and a few spot where the doors close. I will treat them touch up paint. Cloth interior is in good condition, some discoloration on the front seats, this is common on the tan interior cars. Car has floor trays and carpet is in good condition. Power locks work great as well as the power windows. Car has an updated pioneer radio and CD as well as upgraded speakers. If you live out of state we will provide a 60 day temporary tag for $50 so you can drive the car home legal, proof of insurance is required. We offer free pick up at the airport BWI or DCA or the train or bus station. Clear Maryland title in hand, one family-owned 240 sedan with ac, sunroof, abs, cruise control, center arm rest and full sized spare. Delivery is possible, please contact me. Call Brian if you have question 301-367-2244. Car can be seen and test driven by appointment days in Bryans Road, Md 20616 or Eves in Deale, MD 20751. Call Brian for a test drive. Thanks for looking.
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