1996 Pontiac Sunfire 6 Cyl. Automatic on 2040-cars
Woolrich, Pennsylvania, United States
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1996 Pontiac Sunfire 6 cyl. Automatic This Sunfire has a salvage Title due to the sub-frame needs be fixed. Once this is done the car needs to go through and Enhanced Inspection. Car was inspected until April of 2014 but sticker had to be removed when the salvage title was done. Besides the Enhanced Inspection it does need a front passenger tire and a muffler, Other than that it will be ready to roll after you get the sub-frame fixed. This car is exempt for mileage. You will see by the pictures the car is really nice. The Transmission and engine is worth what I am asking for this car. If I did not have 2 other vehicles I would have fixed this one. For payment it will be $100 via paypal and the rest in cash when you pickup the car. Transferring the car into your name must happen before car leaves the property. Title transfer place not far from me. THIS CAR MUST BE TOWED FROM MY PROPERTY. This car is sold "as is" with no guarantees or warranties' implied or promised. Thank you for looking at this auction.
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