1998 Saab 900 Se Convertible 2-door 105k Miles 5 Speed Manual on 2040-cars
Melrose, Massachusetts, United States
You are bidding on a nice gently used 1998 Model 900 S Saab 2 Door Convertible. This is my wife's car. She bought it in February 2000 when it had 13K miles on it. She takes the train to work so she has not put a lot of miles on it. She has taken very good care of it over the years. With the exception of oil changes and swapping tires, it has almost always been factory serviced. She has a pile of service reports/receipts showing the history. The car has the following features:
The car has had the following work or parts replaced:
The car has the following imperfections:
This is a great little car. It has been well maintained. It is in good overall shape. There are no major issues. See list of imperfections above. You are bidding on a nice car that will be sorely missed by us. You can view the car, contact me through eBay. There is a reserve of $2000 on the car. I do not sell cars. I am not a car dealer. I sell tools and other cool basement related items on eBay. This is my wife's car and I am selling it for her. I have done the best I can to accurately represent the condition of the car. Please contact me if you have any questions or want to see the car. At the time of this listing, I have 1181 feedbacks over the past 8 years, all 100% positive. Necessary Selling Information:
Good luck bidding. You are bidding on a nice little car that needs a good home and driver for her. |
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