His And Hers 2004 Chrysler Crossfires,1 Black And 1 White,coupes,low Reserve on 2040-cars
South River, New Jersey, United States
up for sale this week we have 2 2004 crossfire im selling for an estate 2004 crossfire 6 cylinder in black,auto,51,847 miles has been sitting for at least a year weve installed a new battery,and car runs as it should , brakes will need to be gone over as the car was parked outside in the driveway.no interior rips or tears,no check engine lights, tires are good clean nj title second is a 2004 crossfire in white, 103,000 miles,6 cylinder ,auto,gray leather, power doors,seats, weve installed a new battery and it runs strong, has a few scratches on the paint rear drivers side bumperand a ding on pass door.also the hood latch now does not lock after we opened it no check engine light but does have the esp light on,brakes will need to be gone over as the car has been sitting for about a year now this car as well has a clean nj title you are bidding on both as a pakage deal. .deposit of 1000.00 due after auctions end .and vehicles must be picked up and paid for within 1 week of auctions end. please ask all questions before bidding . i will help in loading the cars,but will not ship it is your responsibility to make all arrangements. |
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