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2002 Buick Lesabre Limited Sedan 4-door 3.8l - 1 Owner - Spca Donation on 2040-cars

US $5,300.00
Year:2002 Mileage:78000
Location:

Martinsville, Virginia, United States

Martinsville, Virginia, United States

1 owner - 2002 Lesabre Limited - 78,000 miles - donated to the Martinsville - Henry County Va. SPCA - we are a no kill shelter working toward a no kill community - all proceeds to the SPCA - this car generously donated by a member of our Board of Directors - purchased locally - the car runs great - heated mirror - memory seats w/ power on both sides - heated seats - CD player with steering wheel mounted controls for the system - climate control - passenger side temp control - sentinel headlights - interior in excellent condition - one tire appears to have been overinflated and has developed 'cupping' causing some noise from that tire - tires have at least half tread -

I want to list all the negatives - the dash pad has come loose and needs to be refitted - a rear passenger door window has come out of the track - this just happened and I suspect that the window had never been down - one tail light is partially broken - some scratches on one door that may be vandalism from a key scratch - one wheel hub cover is missing - some minor scuffing on the lower rear quarter panel on the vinyl bumper - not damaged but the paint would require touch up - this car runs and drives great - all power options appear to be working - I invite any questions and prior inspections are welcome - my pricing is based largely on KBB private party sale taking into account the minor repairs needed - as this sale is for the SPCA I am requesting a $250.00 deposit via paypal at the conclusion of the auction - If the vehicle does not meet your expectations upon personal inspection - you may walk away and forfeit only $100.00 - I believe this is fair to all parties -the title you will receive is in the name of the SPCA -

 

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Scroll down below for the complete press release with all the details.

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