2002 Ford Mustang Base Convertible 2-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Agoura Hills, California, United States
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Car runs GREAT. Has recently gone through a complete mechanical check... Replaced the Fuel Pump. Repaired a broken hose to the purge canister and replaced the tires. M Exterior is great some minor scratches...see pictures. Interior has some basic wear and tear...some fading on the buttons....small crack on driver door panel (see picture) please call or email to arrange to see/test drive car... History: This car is owned by a bank that did the financing on it...the customer was no longer able to afford the payments on it and surrendered it...I work for the bank and I have been driving the vehicle for the last few weeks and has been running great...I have possession of the title and all the proper documents...and authorization from the bank to sell...if you have ANY questions about this contact me anytime. Being that this car is owned by the bank financing for the vehicle is available...you would have to qualify and would need at least 30%-40% down and standard interest rates would apply... Again, if you have any questions or would like to see/test drive the car...contact me via email leibeljville@gmail.com or call me at 904-910-4694 Shipping and Payment: I am located in Agoura Hills and can drop the car off only if its local...within 15 miles of Agoura Hills...otherwise you will have to pick it up...the car can be shipped out of state if the buyer covers the cost...I have a driver but that fee would be negotiated separately with him...I will accept cash...cashiers check...money order or paypal... |
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