1991 Chrysler Tc Maserati Base Convertible 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Bogalusa, Louisiana, United States
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little over 7000 K of these were built in Milan, Italy as a grand touring
convertible from 1989 to 1991. A retail (MSRP) price of $35,500, a hefty price
at the time sent this classic Import into early retirement, but the legend
lives on. There's even a TC owner's car club in the US. The TC features a
detachable fiberglass hard top w/ porthole windows( mine is in great shape) and
a manually operated soft top. Hand-Stitched Italian Leather and surprisingly a
Mitsubishi 3.0 V-6 engine. Std. features included a 10 speaker stereo system w/
cassette(I upgraded to a C/D player, 6 way driver & passenger seats, Power
door, windows, locks & trunk, Cruise Control, tilt whl., Alloy wheels, A/C
etc. My car has cold A/C, Auto trans., NO electrical problems, NO mechanical
problems, NO accidents(original factory paint). Everything works as it should.
Small cosmetic issues include some wear to driver's seat in front bumper rubber
strip, small rock chip in windshield and minor paint chips that are not
noticeable in photo's and wiper arm on passenger wiper is missing & needs
replacing. Driver's windshield wiper works fine. |
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