2008 Honda Civic 4 Dr on 2040-cars
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Offered for sale is one 2008 Honda Civic 4dr with 4 cylinder engine. The vehicle is being offered for sale by the Merchantville Police Department Vehicle runs well. It may need a new battery. The mirror on passenger side is broken off and there is a dent in the door. I have the mirror and glass is intact. It looks like it just needs the mounting base. Vehicle is in good condition inside and out. Needs a good cleaning inside.
This vehicle is sold as is/where is and no warranties are implied. Interested parties can arrange inspection of the vehicle by contacting Fred Koehler of Community Affairs at 856-662-2474, ext 120 during normal business hours.
The successful bidder will make all arrangements to pick up the vehicle from Merchantville Borough Hall in Merchantville, New Jersey within 14 days after the sale has been concluded. A 20% down payment must be provided within 3 days after the conclusion of the auction, with payment of the remaining balance within 14 days after conclusion of the sale. Payment must be made by certified check, money order or cash. The buyer is responsible for all shipping costs, or to make all shipping arrangements as necessary.
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