1989 Caprice Classic Wagon, Great Rumble Wagon/ Small Toy Hauler. Very Clean Wagon on 2040-cars
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
89 Chevy Caprice Classic wagon, Light sapphire blue
307 motor, 4 speed overdrive automatic transmission, 118,000 miles
Power windows, locks, and seats- all work
Cruise control and gauges work
A/C does not work, needs compressor
Flow Master 3 inch dual exhaust
New Rallye rims, 235/70R15 tires
Tint windows, 20% front, 35% rear
Paints thin in places, scratches and chips here and there, but very clean car
Replaced radiator, ball joints, brakes, wheel cylinders, shocks, and bumper fillers front and rear
No accidents, long time Florida car, in Wisconsin still 2007, stored winters
Also have wire wheel covers to include in sale
920 210 4403
I can't post pictures on here so this is the link to pictures. http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/4667253127.html
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