2004 Buick Lesabre, 65,000 Miles, Salvage Title on 2040-cars
Potterville, Michigan, United States
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Very clean 2004 Buick Lesabre Custom which runs and drives. 65,000 original miles with damage to the left rear door and dog leg. Title is Michigan Salvage Title. This will convert to a "rebuilt" in the titling state. For example, if it is being sold in Michigan, the vehicle will have to be repaired and the major component parts have to be listed. The inspector will come out and inspect the vehicle and give you a form. You then take this paperwork along with the title and apply for a rebuilt title. It is a very easy process. Check with your state DMV for applying for rebuilt titles. Note: Some banks will not lend money on a salvage titled vehicle and some will lend on a rebuilt title vehicle. If you are borrowing money for purchase, please check with your bank prior to bidding. Delivery is possible. If you have any questions please ask. |
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