1979 Chrysler Lebaron 4 Door 8 Cyclinder 318 Cu.in. 5.2 Litre Non Running on 2040-cars
Boise, Idaho, United States
Customer is responsible for picking car up, Or making shipping arrangements. At close of auction $500.00 NON REFUNDABLE Deposit is required. Balance due within 3 days or if picking up car in person. NO WARRANTY. SOLD AS-IS! 1 Owner Family
Not Running Has not been driven in 10 years. Has not been started in 7 years. Car was Purchased new in March 1979 from MIssion Chrysler-Plymouth, West Covina,Cal. By my Mother-In-Law. She sold it to my husband. Have following paperwork: New Car Pre Delivery Service Inspection Consumer information: vehicle stopping distance,acceleration,ability/tire reserve load. Operating instruction manuel Chrysler sound systems Auto. transmission lock up torque converter 71,546 original miles. Had Vinyl roof, Almost all of vinyl has been removed. Sunvisors: material rotted away Carpeting in good condition. Back Seat: Seam across top of seat, thread has rotted away, causing seam to spilt open. Dashboard: Has a crack in center. Seats are vinyl. Front seat in good condition. Head rest on passenger side has a small spilt on the seam by door. Taillights: drivers side: middle section broke on top,Passenger side missing the bird insigna. Back car: Missing the letter "C" in Chrysler Missing "LeBaron" on trunk. Hood latch inside car will not open hood,cable is either broke or disconnected. RUST; From where paint has deteriorated Trunk Roof back of car Hood Passenger side: Rear Quarter panel back/front doors front fender Drivers Dide: front fender Front/back doors rear quarter panel Door panels in good condition
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