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03 Cavalier,105k Miles, Mtx System on 2040-cars

US $3,000.00
Year:2003 Mileage:105000 Color: can use a wax/polish
Location:

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
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I have a 03 cavalier in great running conditon

Its a 5 speed manual transmission, shifts nice and smooth

The engine has only seen mobil 1 syntethic oil since i got it, i had it for about 7 years

Interior is clean, needs new floormats, needs new shift boot

Exterior can use a wax/polish, exterior has few scratches/dents, decklid has holes from previous spoiler

Needs passenger side mirror

It has the ls sport bumpers with aftermarket RK Sport urethane sideskirts and door mouldings

It has a AEM cold air intake, magnaflow muffler, full mtx speakers, mechman highoutput alternator, 2 optima yellow top batteries, newer brake pads/shoes and rotors, newer struts/springs, newer coil pack, it has steelie wheels with winter tires

THERE IS NO BACK SEAT
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    SOLD AS IS

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