2003 Hyundai Sonata Parts Car / Mechanics Special 106k Miles. Needs Work. $1400! on 2040-cars
Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States
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POS Mechanics special: needs work or just use it as a parts car! $1400 cash! See the car before bidding due to condition. text 575-202-four216 2003 Hyundai sonata for parts or repair. 106k miles. rebuilt salvage title. Needs: battery, rewiring, a/c looked at and ?? Car needs work before it can be driven as a daily driver. according to my son, it has a stall issue, there was a kill-switch installed and I am thinking this might be causing the stall outs.. he did just drive it from El Paso to Alamogordo but it should be towed to your location and worked on. air is not blowing cold, might need Freon or repair. radio is not working (wiring?) located in Alamogordo, NM. Buyer must pick up. My price is $1400 cash. No lowball offers. I might take a trade for a running dodge truck or jeep though, let me know what you have. Please come view the car before you bid to be sure you are happy! Car has a salvage title due to it was in an accident and the door was damaged, but the door was repaired (see photos). sun roof and electric windows all work. If you are mechanically skilled then this might be the car for you to do a little work and have a great economical little car. Email me to come see the car :) Thanks |
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