2005 Dodge Magnum R/t Wagon 4-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
ENGINE IS VERY STRONG FOR MILEAGE AND YEAR NO TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS CAR RUNS VERY GOOD IN MY OPINION I DONT HAVE MUCH HISTORY ON THE VEHICLE BECAUSE IT WAS PURCHASED FROM AN AUCTION AND IM NOT A MECHANIC PAINT IS GOOD EXCEPT FOR MINOR COSMETIC WORK INTERIOR IS IMMACULATE FOR YEAR AND MILEAGE. EXTERIOR HAS MINOR SMALL SCRATCHES AND REAR PASSENGER PANEL DIRECTLY UNDER TAIL LIGHT HAS SMALL DENT SUNROOF STILL OPENS AND CLOSES WITH ONE TOUCH AND DOES NOT LEAK AT ALL NEEDS TIRES TREAD ISNT TOO GOOD AND MAY NEED BRAKES SOON ALL FACTORY EVERYTHING, FACTORY R/T 18 INCH WHEELS FACTORY BOSTON PREMIUM SOUND SYSTEM I AM NOT ORIGINAL OWNER I BUY AND SELL VEHICLES I AM DEALER 7% TAX IN FLORIDA PRICE FOR TAG TITLE DOCUMENTS WILL BE ADDED TO FINAL FEE BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LOCAL PICKUP OF VEHICLE OR SHIPPING BUYER MUST MAKE IMMEDIATE DEPOSIT PAYMENT OF $1500.00 USD VIA PAYPAL UPON WINNING AND WILL HAVE 3 DAYS TO FINALIZE DEAL COMPLETELY (FULL PAYMENT, ARRANGEMENTS FOR VEHICLE PICKUP ETC) |
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