1999 Volvo C70 For Parts on 2040-cars
Madison, Alabama, United States
The car recently blew the head gasket and the radiator and looking to
part ways with the car. It does not start and will need to be towed.
It has a new battery, new lower control arm, and only 6000 miles on the new tires. 4 Rims and Tires $450. Scrap the motor for $250 for the core. Scrap alternator for $40. New thermostat: $10. The car has passenger fender damage, passenger side-head light is busted, and has a large scratch down the driver side. All other lights available at $20. Scrap the total car for $300. New battery (bought 12/2012). $100 Needs a 2.4L Turbo engine VIN 56 engine. I have the title in hand. If interested, call 256-289-1793. |
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