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Beautiful 1986 Chrysler Lebaron Convertible, Always Garaged, Pristine, 30k Mi!! on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:30000 Color: nicely
Location:

Overland Park, Kansas, United States

Overland Park, Kansas, United States
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On offer today is a beautiful 1986 Chrysler LeBaron which is, surely, one of the best examples on the market. This is a one owner car with 30,000 original miles which has never spent a night outside. The car has been garaged since new and is, obviously, 100% rust free.

This car has beautiful paint and the straightest body imaginable. The paint is original as is the full interior of the car. The interior is finished in the original, as built combination of two tone leather which compliments the beige exterior nicely.  The car’s color combination is finished off with a beige saddle tan top.

This beautiful convertible is ready to be enjoyed by the next lucky owner. The car runs and drives flawlessly and is still “factory tight” just as a car which has never been taken apart or wrecked should be.  The current owner is selling the car due to health reasons.  The reserve on the car is extremely reasonable  and the car is sure to sell to the top bidder. Please bid with confidence as the example seen here will satisfy even the most particular buyer. Please enjoy the pictures presented in the auction and please do not hesitate to ask for more if you need additional shots. The pictures tell the whole story here, this is an immaculate car whch is ready to go!

Please contract Frank Thompson with additional questions. Frank can be reached at (913) 269-6513. The car is located in Overland Park, Kansas. Overland Park is a suburb of Kansas City, Missouri.


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