Asc Mclaren Mercury Capri Convertible on 2040-cars
Moreno Valley, California, United States
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Hello, up for bid is a convertible ASC Mclaren capri ...we bought this car a few weeks ago in Az ..on ebay and was quite surprised the condition of the car ... besides being dirty inside and out it ran and drove pretty well ..me and my son were going to make a bracket race car out of it but the 2 seat configuration wont work for our set up so it must go... we clay bar and buffed the car to a nice shine and touched up stone chips ect... repaired the exhaust ... shampoo and steam cleaned the carpet and original floor mats ...tuned it up with fluids changed it also has new tires , battery and fairly new brakes .. its a nice reliable driver ..I bought and sold cars on ebay for years i havent had a problem if you have concerns or questions please email me ...locals are more then welcome to inspect or drive the car ...pictures dont lie this car is nice for the money you wont be disapointed ..look at my 100% feedback thanks happy bidding |
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