White 1998 Pontiac Sunfire (no Major Issues, Title In Hand) on 2040-cars
Capitol Heights, Maryland, United States
Selling my 98 Sunfire. No major issues, except for no odometer reading, missing gas lid (as seen in picture), and missing trunk bottom (can see spare tire). Bought from a private owner. The odometer is digital, but missing, so I'm not sure of the exact mileage- owner told me it was 115,000 miles when I got it in April. Have the cluster. Got some work done to it (tune up, change plugs, etc.) and runs pretty smooth. Aftermarket CD player included. Will be selling locally, so I reserve the right to take down at any time. If you are local, you (obviously) may come to see/testdrive it. Message me if interested in this, or any other issue. For payment, you could either paypal, or (probably preferably) pay me in person. If you bid, but change your mind after seeing it in person, I will graciously cancel and you won't be obligated to pay (per the nature of this listing). Have the title in hand so once arrangements have been made in person, it will be yours. Thanks for looking!
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