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My father finally agrees to part with his first love. He bought this car in 1997 with just 1000 miles on it, and care for this car ever since. He is a mechanic, and drove very carefully with love and mostly highway miles. Rest of time the car sits in his garage. (My new car had to park outside...) He is always working on and cleaning his car, and tuning it to perfection. He will give you 1 Month engine&transmission warranty, meaning, if the car stop running, you can get your money back or he will fix the engine or transmission problem for you within the first month of your purchase. But after that, please do not bother him, he needs to retire and rest.

Some highlights;
1. 1 year old tires
2. new timing belt
3. All engine parts&other parts which i don't know what is called, are tuned-up, maintenance, cleaned, painted. see pix
4. AC/HEAT works perfectly

Disclosures:
1. Muffler was hand fixed, so the car is not quiet. It sounds like a tuned up car
2. Front and back bumper was slightly hit while the car is parked. But no major or functional damages. See pix
3. Father cannot see color so well, he tried to do some body work on the car, and ended up using a shade of paint that is not well matching the rest of paint. So there are spots on the car.see pix
4. This car is listed as reconstruct but it does not have any structural of mechanical problems. please see the picture. Again, 1 month power tran warranty, and you can get your money back. It is in great shape and will run for many years to come.

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