2005 Sebring Convertible Touring, Super Low Miles! Great Condition! New Michelin on 2040-cars
Pensacola, Florida, United States
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Super Nice Sebring Touring Convertible! Runs and Drives Great! No Issues! Brand New Michelin Tires! Clean AutoCheck Report! California Car! Super Low Miles!
Exterior Condition- The silver paint is in above average condition for its year and miles. The top is in great condition with no rips. There are only two small (dime sized) dings on the entire car, one on the hood and one on the left quarter. There is one small rock chip on the windshield (not in the line of sight). Overall it is in much better condition than you would expect for a vehicle of this vintage! The California climate has preserved the interior and exterior! There are no indications of any accident, flood, or rust history. Interior Condtion- The black cloth seats are in very good condition. All of the interior options perform as they should including the a/c. The dash, headliner, and carpets are equally as clean. There is one small tear in the passenger seat (smaller than a dime), that is the only notable blemish to the interior. Engine and Transmission- The engine and transmission perform as they should with no strange leaks, noises, or vibrations. Tires- The tires are a new set of matching Michelins! If purchased within the State of Florida, appropriate tax and title fees will apply. Check my feedback and bid with confidence, you won't be disappointed! I will be happy to assist the winning bidder with discounted vehicle transportation or airport pickup. |
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