2000 Chrysler Sebring Jxi Convertible 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
Selling my Chrysler Sebring JXi. Start price is the price I will get for scrapping it, as per quote.
Car has following issues: - front right bearing is broken - front axle is possibly damaged - A/C is broken, pump will likely have to be replaced - oil pump might also be damaged and would need to be checked - left latch for the convertible top is broken. A spare would need to be installed. Right now only a bolt is in place - brakes are slowly wearing out Most receipts for repairs done over the past three years I've had the car are available. Looking at getting rid of the car ASAP. I will be leaving the country in three weeks to go back to Europe. Any questions please contact me. Thank you. |
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