1994 Ford Probe Gt Hatchback 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
El Reno, Oklahoma, United States
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This is a Ford probe GT V-6 with DOHC. Five speed, gets 22 to 25 mpg depending on your foot. This car is a real treat to drive, has the power and stability to handle city, country or interstate driving. Has a working sunroof so you can really enjoy the drive. Has a brand new A/C system, new tires, and the brakes are in excellent condition. The transmission just had the clutch, pressure plate and throw-out bearing replaced as well. The 4 brand new tires are P225-55/R16, so it hugs the road fantastically. It also had the water pump, tensioner and timing chain replaced. Than to top it all off has a new battery. Had to replace one of the CV axles as well. So as you can see I have tried to keep this jewel in excellent running and working condition. You might ask why am I selling it, well getting old, and need back surgery, and have to sell some of my toys to pay for it. I take care of my toys, and refuse to sell a car not worthy of being on the road. The price on this care is non negotiable, even though I need the surgery, will only sell it if price is met. Please do not ask what my reserve is, that's part of the auction process, so cant help you. Otherwise if you have any questions or need more pictures, feel free to drop me an email. My best wishes on this auction. I will expect $1000 down within 3 days after the auction is complete, and I will give negative feedback. |
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