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1991 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Sedan 4-door 5.7l Custom on 2040-cars

US $6,000.00
Year:1991 Mileage:198251
Location:

Guntersville, Alabama, United States

Guntersville, Alabama, United States

 This is a 1991 Chevrolet Caprice, custom painted, 4 door sedan.   This vehicle is in excellent mechanical shape.  When this car was customized, the motor was changed.  A TBI 350 motor was put in it.  This motor has aluminum valve covers with flames etched into the sides.  Although the last recorded mileage on the title sates that it had 197,214, it is not an accurate representation of the miles on the motor itself.  The motor was recently redone, and the car has been rarely driven.  The miles on the odometer do not reflect the condition of the car in any way.  The recent alterations to this car make it much better than other cars of its age.  It runs and drives great, and it doesn't have any motor on transmission problems.  The paintjob on the vehicle has been estimated by a local professional at a cost of $7,000.  The motor makes the car sound as good as it looks.  The car has a skull theme, and as the pictures show, hologram skulls are in the custom paint on the vehicle.  The vehicle also has skulls on the dash, and also on the plastic under the motor.  One of the skulls on the dash has a strobe light on it. The motor has been well maintained, and it has had many new parts put on it.  The car has a new AC Delco battery.  The vehicle has custom chrome rims, and the tires have great tread.  This vehicle has a clean Kentucky Title, and it doesn't have any liens or encumbrances on it. This car really is what it says it is. 


Buyer must pay a down payment of 20% of the purchase price immediately through paypal after purchase.  The remaining balance is due within 5 days of purchase of the vehicle.  Buyer may be subject to sales tax and title application fees if purchased in Alabama.  There will be a convenience fee charged for any credit card or debit card purchase. Buyer responsible for own shipping of vehicle, but seller may be able to assist buyer with logistics of shipping vehicle. 

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