2005 Chrysler Pt Cruiser Convertible Low Miles, Clean, "needs Turbo", Cheap!!!!! on 2040-cars
Copperhill, Tennessee, United States
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I am listing this vehicle for a friend of mine and this is a NO RESERVE AUCTION so please read the whole description of this vehicle and ask any questions that you might have before you bid, because the winner bidder will be the owner of this convertible. The PT Cruiser runs and drives but the Turbo unit is shot. When you start to accelerate to the point that the turbo starts to kick in it will start smoking out the exhaust. The 2.4L engine runs smooth with no funny noises, no overheating, or rattles but it will have to have turbo work done. The automatic transmissions shifts fine and the air conditioning works too. The Cruiser will have to have a battery and a set of new tires also because the battery is bad and the tires are worn slick. The body has a few dings here and there and the paint has some minor scratches here and there too. The passenger side door doesn't open from the outside door handle {but does from the inside handle} and I suspect that the latch rod has came loose from the door handle itself. So as you can tell by now the vehicle is going to have to have some repair work done to it. Now on to the good points of the car. The PT has really low miles at 78,162. The Cruiser's convertible top is in very good condition and works like a champ. The interior looks good and isn't torn up and should look like new with a professional cleaning job done to it. The paint is still decent and with a little work should polish up good for an everyday driver. The Cruiser is loaded in power accessories and everything is still in good working order. With the repairs done this vehicle should be a good little money maker or a very good looking summertime convertible that didn't break the bank to buy. Please look at all the pictures and ask all questions and i'll get back to you. All items are sold as is, where is. Buyer is responsible for ALL shipping arrangements. Cash payment in hand, in person is expected within 7 days of auction close. Cash payment and pickup of vehicle is expected within 7 days of auction close. Please look at my feedback and bid with confidence, good luck and happy bidding, thanks. |
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