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US $18,000.00
Year:1996 Mileage:1969
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 FIRST OF ALL LET ME TELL YOU THIS IS AN EXTREMELY RARE CAR WITH THESE OPTIONS AND MILES---PURCHASED NEW IN THE SOUTHWEST (ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO) AT A LOCAL DEALER---CAR WAS SPECIAL ORDERED---CAR HAS BEEN KEPT IN HEATED AND AIR CONDITIONED WAREHOUSE---CARPETS AND MATS WERE COVERED WITH HEAVY PLASTIC FLOOR COVERINGS BEFORE LEAVING THE DEALERSHIP---1969 ACTUAL MILES---MAY GO UP A MILE OR 2----I DRIVE IT EARLY SUNDAY MORNINGS WHEN THERE IS NO TRAFFIC---I HAD INTENTIONS OF KEEPING THE CAR FOR GOOD BUT I AM AFRAID TO PARK IT IN A PARKING LOT OR DRIVE IT ON THE STREETS IN  TRAFFIC---IT WOULD BE A SIN TO HAVE A WRECK OR DOOR DING--6 WAY LEATHER SEATS FEEL LIKE YOU ARE IN A LAZY BOY RECLINER----HEAVY DUTY TRANSMISSION WITH TOW PACKAGE AND COOLER----AUTO DIMMING REAR VIEW MIRROR----SPORT SUSPENSION PACKAGE---I AM NOT GOING TO LIST EVERY OPTION BUT I DID TAKE A PICTURE OF THE CODE CHART IN THE TRUNK----POSI-TRAC---4 WHEEL ANTI-LOCK BRAKES--CAR HAS BEEN HAND WASHED AND WAXED---NEVER BEEN EXPOSED TO THE ELEMENTS OF THE SUN EXCEPT WHEN DRIVING---IF THIS WAS 1996 THE CAR COULD BE SOLD AS NEW---NOW FOR THE SPECIFICS OF THE SALE----PLEASE DON'T BID IF YOU CAN'T PAY OR DON'T INTEND TO ----THIS IS THE 3RD TIME THAT I HAVE RELISTED DUE TO NON-PAYING BIDDERS---I WILL BE GLAD TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS AT 505-269-6594---THANKS

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