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Year:1999 Mileage:191604 Color: is in good shape with no major damage or dents
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This is a 1999 Saturn SL2 with 1.9 four cyl and automatic transmission. Car exterior is in good shape with no major damage or dents. Paint has chips especially in e front bumper but none are large. Interior is leather with all seats showing wear and the fronts seats with tears in them. Headliner is gone. Car runs and drives good most of the time. Sometimes it is hard to start and sluggish when you try to accelerate quickly. The service engine light is on but not sure why. Car has new water pump, radiator, and one engine mount. Still needs some mechanical work but will make a good driver. Was a daily driver until the end of November when the registration expired. Inspection just expired the end of January. Car has over a half of tank of gas in it as well, and has been driven a couple of blocks every few days just to move it around. I have tried to list everything but I am sure I have forgotten some things so please ask questions if you have them. Feel free to set up a time to come look at the car and test drive it. I will help all I can with transporting the car to the buyer, but the buyer must arrange and pay for all transport from my address in Watauga TX at 76148 zip code. Buyer to pay a $350.00 deposit that is non-refundable within 24 hours of auction end. Car to be picked up and paid in full within 7 days of auction end. If auction is paid in full and car can not be picked up within those 7 days we can arrange for more time for pickup. This must be done through eBay email to protect both parties. VEHICLE DOES GET DRIVEN SOME SO MILEAGE WILL BE DIFFERENT, BUT WILL DIFFER BY NO MORE THEN 500 MILES.

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