2004 Chrysler Sebring Convertible Minor Body Damage Very Nice on 2040-cars
Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
2004 Chrysler Sebring Conv. 133,007 Miles. Light Body Damage to the hood. V6 2.7 24 valve engine. Automatic od trans, that shifts nice. This is an insurance company total. PA. Salvage title. Sounds Great, drives nice. Front end holds the road good.
It needs a hood. The front bumper cover has some splits in the plastic, but it very useable the way it is. I have a used hood, and a quart of paint for it. That goes with it. I had a brand new windshield put in, and put a new radiator in it, it had a crack in the plastic from the body damage.
So , almost all the work is done. It has an exhaust leak, at the resonator. The interior is very nice, with working ac, lots of options, power seat, windows, tilt wheel, cd player, The conv, top is in super nice condition, with a glass window in it. The top goes up and down nice, and latches nice.
The car was originally white, and was repainted black, with metallic in it. It does have some paint chips , here and there, but looks very good yet. Has 4 Cooper tires, with about 65 % tread. Has keyless remote entry. All windows work. This is a nice car, that is very low priced.
Terms 100.00 dollar paypal deposit due within 24 hrs after auction ends. Full payment of cash is due at pickup with 7 days after auction ends. Bring your trailer, and haul it home. Pa salvage title vehicles not legal to drive on road. Sold as-is, Very low reserve !! If not communication after auction ends, ebay will be notifyed. Thanks ..... |
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