Classic 1977 Ranchero V8,no Reserve,biding Starts At $ 100.00 on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Another Deal out of the German Motors Inc. Old Car Barn.Jacksonville,32073,904-631-1055. Here we have a " I don't know anything about it " Car with NO RESERVE,starting at a $ 100.00. Got it in a few months ago.Towtruck backed right into it after loading it off (sure No Insurance) so that's what we got. Looks to be still original Paint with only minor rust. All Sheet metal looks strong. Interior, all original,easy clean up inside ! .I don't know if the Motor runs or not.Batterie is dead.Dealer that took it in trade say's runs and drives.I sell it absolute "AS-IS " . Need more Pictures,email me.I will put the Milage in the Ad in a day or 2 (forgot to look on the Odometer) Clean Title on Hand,Miles Exempt.Florida Buyer have to pay Tax and Registration.NO DEALER FEES . Will help with loading, bring your Truck or Trailer.
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