4 Cylinder, Wagon, No Rust, Drives Great, No Reserve, Clean, Fresh T Belt on 2040-cars
Martinsburg, West Virginia, United States
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Automatic transmisson, shifts into all gears. No issues with slipping. 4 cylinder b234 series motor, extremely reliable and easy to work on, Timing belt was replaced by volvo at 150k. It is a little rough when starting cold, but smooths out after a few min. Would probably do good with a simple tune up. Runs and drives great for age and miles, smooth and straight down the road. steering is tight and responsive and the breaks are smooth and work well. The body is in great shape, no rust. There is a dent in the rear hatch - you can clearly see in the pictures. No chips or cracks in the glass. Aside from the rear hatch dent, the rest of the body is free of any major dents and dings. Expect normal wear and tear. The suspension is solid and doesn't make any strange noises. All 4 tires have about 40% tread life remaining. Interior is in pretty good nick, you can see the condition of all the seats. No rips or tears and the seats are comfortable to sit in. No strange smells. Dash is complete, no broken trim pieces. All lights and signals are working 300 deposit due within 24hours of auction end, we reserve the right to relist the car if no deposit is made. We are selling this as-is/Where-is. Due to limited space, if you are bidding on this car please be prepared to come pick it up within 14 days of auction end. Storage fee of $15 per day, starting 14 days after auction end. |
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