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The Superossa Limousine ~ Be A Part Of Limo History ~ And Turn Some Heads "wow"! on 2040-cars

Year:2014 Mileage:0 Color: is your way
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United States

United States
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This auction is for this Superossa Limo. (As Is) aka ~ VERY LOW RESERVE ~ Bid Now and Be a part of Limo History! or have us redo the makeover for you. Great Hobby for anyone. and then when it is running,  get ready to make boss money to rent it out for the bride and groom and the best man and made of honor, and the photographer can ride up front with chauffeur and shot the whole trip and make memories last a Lifetime in another one of ~  LIMO BOB's very own private collection of the world's longest and most exotic limos.

Today we have it stripped in and out and looking to install a new engine and trans to make it all new (We were waiting to find a buyer that wanted us to complete it for them, Or they finish it w/ their logo's, their way, or we build it for them Now, you can do the project yourself if you wish, (Very Low Reserve) This was one of Limo Bob's Collection from Back in da day!  

Bid now and be a part of LIMO HISTORY. or If you want us to do the rebuilding of this amazing machine, that can be possible too. Deliverd to your door FREE! That's right i said FREE Delivery to your city in anywhere USA or to the port of your choice. It can be a all new Renovation inside and out. New Engine & Trans. The interior will be make to order just for you. Thats right you design the interior your way and exterior color is your way. We will also wrap it the chrome look or wrap it into a Billboard on wheels. This Limo will sit 6 people, This is a show stopper!!!!! wherever it goes, people go NUTS......

Start your bidding now. (Your Bid if for the shell only ready to be re-furbished to a Timeless classic)

Delivery anywhere in the USA or Port of your choice. Any questions call: 708-945-5466 or email us.

 
Thanks,
Sincerely,
Limo Bob
Robert J. Strauser
Sr. Consultant to:

Limo Bob Enterprises (Worldwide)

866-Limo-Bob ~ (708-945-Limo ~ For International calls)

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