2010 Chrysler Sebring Automatic 4dr Sedan Salvage Title Hail Damage on 2040-cars
Baxter, Iowa, United States
We have a 2010 Chrysler Sebring that is silver greenish blue with gray cloth interior and around 45K miles. It had a salvage title because of hail damage. We fixed any glass/taillight/headlight/mirror damage but not the hail damage to the body. It has manual seats, AM/FM/CD Sirius stereo, cruise, power windows, locks, and mirrors. This is a very nice, clean car.All the legal paper work has been done on the title so it is ready to license just like any other car.We have been in the salvage tile buisness over 30 years and this is just one of our hail cars in inventory right now.Hail cars make great ,cheap, dependable transportation. Stop by & take it for a drive or call Rick with any questions at 641-521-4297 !! Thanks!!
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