2007 Dodge Magnum Srt8. Only #142 Made In This Color! Nice Car. on 2040-cars
Arrington, Tennessee, United States
This car is very nice inside and out. The interior is near perfect. There is a small amount of scratches in the cargo area on the tailgate panel. Nothing major. Other than that the interior is perfect. The exterior is very nice and just had a good wax and polish. Minor nicks on front spoiler at the very bottom but can barely be seen. No accidents and very well taken care of.
The tires have around 60% tread life. The rims do have some curb rash here and there. No bends and the curb rash can't be seen from 15 feet away. The reserve has been set to work in the costs of having the wheels redone or leaving room for someone to buy a custom set. This car has an amazing factory stereo with a factory Kicker sub in the cargo area. All of the options work. No engine issues or any problems whatsoever. |
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