2002 Mercury Sable Ls Premium Sedan No Reserve!!!! on 2040-cars
Factoryville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Car is in great shape body wise, very little rust on edge of doors and wheel well, some cuts in rear bumper, minor dents and scratches. Car runs but cannot be driven as it has a blown head gasket (antifreeze in oil) all power options work as they should. CD changer in center armrest. power sunroof, seats, pedals. leather interior.If you would like any specific pictures please email me and i can send you some. This car is being sold as is for parts or to be fixed (local junkyard has motor for $300) NO RESERVE. Car has clean PA title in my name. Car is not currently inspected (ran out last year). Car must be picked up within 1 week of end of auction. Delivery available for extra charge depending on location, just ask.
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