1989 Ford Probe Turbo on 2040-cars
Denver, Colorado, United States
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Purchased in 1990 at O'Meara Ford in North Denver. This is a sweet little sports car in good condition and has been well cared for although there are some bumps and dents
but nothing serious. I am the original owner. Yes, it has 219,000 miles and it has some bumps and small bruises but it has been taken well care of and is worth the asking price of $2190.00 but I'm open to reasonable offers. · Removable sun roof · 5 speed manual · Turbo · Bike rack that holds two bikes · (4) new General snow tires in 2013 · (2) used summer tires with good tread · Door map pockets · Map lights · Perfect 2nd car for your work commute or your teenagers. · Overhead lights · Floor mats · New key door lock on right side · 4 wheel disc brakes · 4 wheel independent suspension · (2) new rear suspension struts in 2013 · (2) new struts for the hatchback cover in 2013 · Excel spread sheet with maintenance history from 1992 to 2014 · AM-FM stereo with (4) speakers and you can play your vintage cassette tapes on the tape player too · White paint · Large rocker panels with "turbo" set into them · Hatchback with loads of room for your stuff · Winter/Summer windshield wiper settings |
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