03 Hyundai Tiburon V6 6speed Manual, Wide Body Kit, 18s, Not Running on 2040-cars
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THIS VEHICLE IS SOLD AS IS, NOT DRIVEABLE. Clear Title. Project vehicle. All info about condition listed above, Cylinder 3 misfiring. Body work needs to be done, Needs paint job. Driver window motor, and sunroof motor need fixing or replace. NO refund, No return. Buyer will need to tow car out via trailer and winch, or tow truck. No checks accepted. Paypal deposit of 200, and full payment of either paypal or cash only! The front and back bumpers need fiberglass work right now. The two pictures where they are not cracked are the before pictures. For reference Only. |
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