Ford Fiesta 2013 **flood/salvage** Save Save Save!!!!! Transmission Problem on 2040-cars
Paterson, New Jersey, United States
Up for GRABS is a 2013 FORD FIESTA *FLOOD*CAR* that was bought a month ago! ENGINE RUNS GREAT BUT TRANSMISSION ACT'S WEIRD! SOMETIMES IT RUNS FINE, BUT ONLY IN FORWARD GEARS (REVERSE IS SHOT/SLIPPING)!! I THINK IT WILL NEED A COMPLETE TRANSMISSION CHANGE!! It is Salvage so it will never a State SALVAGE Inspection ! PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH ALL QUESTION'S @ 201-815-9367 MY NAME IS DAVID
IF YOU HAVE ZERO OR ANY NEGATIVE FEEDBACK PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE PLACING ANY BIDS OR THEY WILL BE CANCELED :-) GOOD LUCK BIDDING THIS IS A GREAT ALTERNATIVE TO PURCHASING @USED CAR LOT! YOU CAN SAVE BIG WITH A LITTLE WORK FROM THIS GREAT eBayer, RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW!! FEEDBACK IS A + :-D |
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