Chrysler Lebaron Lx Convertible 1991 One Owner Florida Car With Low Milege on 2040-cars
Port Richey, Florida, United States
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WOW we are proud to bring to you a Florida car driven by a retiree 1991 chrysler lebaron one owner convertible beauty. this is an Absolute one of a kind opportunity for anyone who loves to drive a great convertible Chrysler Le Baron. No rust .
What you see is what you get, a low mile florida driven car . The car starts, drives &shifts very nicely . We did not wash, detail, or dress up the car prior to taking the pictures as you will see the way car looks in normal street condition furthermore the only thing we must bring to your attention is that there is about a2inch wear on driver seat otherwise the car is flawless . The top works great,The ac is ice cold, all windows work including the side mirrors ,stereo, hide out front headlights, all tires ,and so on are all in perfect shape We have tried to disclose as much information as we know about this vehicle, as we have done in the past. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call. You can request more pictures.We must repeat there in NO RUST on this vehicle and it was garaged from day one in the top of the world condominium where the sole owner lives Please be advised that you are buying this car from a Dealer, which means we are insured and bonded. Over 50% of the vehicles we sell, are shipped to other states or sometimes other countries. Also be advised that we have done our best to check the vehicle including driving it, so that we may share with you any positive and negative feedback about the vehicle. Since the car is made out of a thousand plus parts it is physically impossible for us to cover everything that can go wrong with the vehicle (including but not limited to fuses, lights, etc)things that can be good today and bad tomorrow. As I stated earlier we have driven every car we offer on Ebay before we offer it, and our primary concerns, are usually including making sure the car drives good, the transmission shifts OK, the front/rear lights, windows and other electronics are in working condition meaning we have done our due diligence. Upon winning the car, you can fly down and drive the vehicle to your destination or we will help you with shipping arrangements, and the following are examples for the last 30 days as far as some shipping prices (this was before gas was $4 a gallon) - Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio and Illinois- around $325-500 - New York, New Jersey, Northeastern states- around $325-550 - Georgia, the Carolina- around $225-350 - Southern California, Texas- about $600-950 - North Dakota- around $900 The above will give you an idea of the approximate shipping costs. We do not have our own shipping company, but rather use a dispatch who will list the shipping destination and what the seller is willing to pay on the multi-shipping company list. Unlike other companies, we do not make any money by referring you to any certain shipping company, and instead we find you the most discounted rate. We have tried to take as many pictures as possible from all angles, however if you need additional pictures, simply email or call BJ our sales manager at (727)-992-3000. We are proud of our reputation and we will do our best to deliver a great quality car to you. Please understand that you are buying a USED CAR meaning, per Florida law, this is an AS-IS sale. We urge you, if you have time after winning the auction, please fly down, drive the car and enjoy the Florida weather |
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