"as Is Sale" Needs New Transmission, Not A Lemon Still Driving It.in Good Shape on 2040-cars
Rocky Hill, Connecticut, United States
Again car drives it is not a lemon. It does need a new transmission. It is a great car I have taken great care of it since I bought it in 2006. It only has 132000 miles on it, which for the year it is not a lot. I recently added brand new All Season Goodyear Eagle tires (in August) so they are under a year, fairly new. Since owning it I have replaced all the coils in each cylinder (about $100 each), recently added new thermostat and new coolant tank. So if someone can do the transmission themselves, knows a mechanic friend, can get deals on parts, etc.. it is a good buy. Please see images and let me know if there are any questions. Serious offers only please.
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