1990 Caprice Classic Estate "woody" Wagon, 160k Orig Miles, 2nd Owner on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
1990 Caprice Classic Stationwagon. 2nd owner, all original.
To start, in addition to the car I also have a few extra parts that I picked up in case of ever needing them, they will go with it too. (Extra glass headlight assembly, quart of original paint, vacuumed line, extra locking hubcaps, etc...) I bought the car about two years ago from the original owner. It is a great car, always started, super dependable. It has a new battery, new radiator, new water pump, relatively new brakes, a recent oil change, new head gasket, new valve cover gaskets, new fan clutch, the head was gone through, 2 new motor mounts, new plugs and wires, coolant flush and change at 107,000 miles, carburetor was cleaned and rebuilt, new distributor cap and rotor, new fuel pump, and new exhaust in 2010. My original plan was to fix the body up and put a bigger motor in the car, but because of finances and time that's just not in the cards. The interior is cloth. The front has the power split front bench seat, the rear seat is the bench seat, and it has the rear facing jump seat in the back that is in excellent condition. The carpet is in great shape along with the door panels and the interior wood grain. It has power steering, power brakes, tilt wheel, rear window defrost, luggage rack, full size spare, electric windows, locks, and seats. The radio works along with the power antenna. The car is fully operational and could be driven any distance to a new home. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns through ebay, my email james_armstrong_@hotmail.com , or by phone 612-418-5791. My name is Jim. I can provide additional pictures of anything at request and I'll try to check ebay daily for messages. I'd like to see the car go to a good home, and know that a new owner is enjoying as much as I have. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. Terms of sale: ALL BIDS ARE BINDING. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, ASK THEM BEFORE BIDDING. ALL SALES FINAL $500 WILL BE DUE WITHIN 48 HOURS OF AUCTION END VIA PAYPAL, AND FULL PAYMENT IS DUE WITH IN 7 DAYS OF AUCTION END. PAYPAL, CASH, OR BANK ISSUED CHECK ACCEPTED NEITHER CAR OR TITLE WILL BE RELEASED UNTIL ALL FUNDS HAVE CLEARED IN MY BANK CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY TOO, I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THE AUCTION AT ANY TIME BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY SHIPPING OR PICK UP ----Again, I encourage any reasonable offers, and any questions to be presented. I am not the best at posting online, but through direct communication I will accommodate in any way that I can. Thank you |
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