Plum Crazy Purple, Awesome! Honda, Nissan, Acura, Toyota Buyers Look! Runs 100%! on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
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Hello & welcome to my listing! It's a 2004 Plum Crazy Purple Mitsubishi Lancer & is such a cool car! It runs & rides as good as it looks too. But before I go any further, I want to mention my payment requirements so there'll be no discrepencies. Then I'll get to the description. PAYMENT REQUIREMENTS A $500 non-refundable deposit is due within 24 hrs of auctions end. It is to be in the form of Pay Pal or cash in person. I will accept Pay Pal FOR THE DEPOSIT ONLY. The remaining balance is due within 7 days of auctions end in the form of cash (In person) or cashiers check. All proceeds are to be in US funds. The reserve will not be discussed. The buyer is responsable for all shipping costs & shipping arrangements. Also, the car is sold as is & with no warranty. The title & car will not be released to the winning bidder until it has been paid in full & or funds have properly cleared the bank. NO EXCEPTIONS! This car has a clear New York title & no liens. I advise you to check with your home state for applicable registration info as I am not responsable for knowing them. I am very honest & value my excellent reputation more than anything! If you are just as honest then all will go smoothly. I will describe the car to the best of my ability & let you know what I know now what the car needs. As I always say, YOU ARE NOT BIDDING ON A NEW CAR SO DON'T EXPECT ONE! I also reserve the right to end the auction at any time. You may CALL me as I don't text, at 716-884-1082 from 8am-11pm EDT with any questions during the auction & definately after the auction for payment & shipping arrangements. I will be happy to greet & or pick you up at the airport or whatever mode of transportation you choose to get here either during or after the auction. I will also assist you with lodging if need be. If the terms are not met, the car will be re-listed. But I hope that doesn't happen as I want to see it go to a good home. Now for the fun stuff! EQUIPMENT It has an excellent 2.0 4 cyl engine, an excellent automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power gas door, power trunk, tilt wheel, air conditioning, factory am/fm stereo cd player, factory gauges, fold down rear seats, 4 17 inch RUFF racing wheels & 4 P215-45-ZR17 directional low profile steel belted radial tires. DESCRIPTION This car runs & rides excellent. The transmission shifts when & as it should & the engine runs nice & cool. The air conditioning is ice cold & the heat is nice & warm. EVERYTHING WORKS ON THIS CAR INSIDE & OUT. The brake pedal is right up there with no pulsation, the suspension is smooth & tight & the exhaust is quiet. I want to mention the following for all the over picky people out there! The driver rear door outer sun shade has a piece missing but the rest is securely in place. There are small paint chips on the front bumper & about 5 only the size of a pencil eraser on the hood that I touched up as well as a less than normal amount of minor scratches here & there that you would expect on a used car. There is a small "slice" on the side of the carpet on the passenger front but hardly noticeable. The interior is over all in very good condition with a few minor stains here & there. The paint has a couple of small solid bubbles on the roof & in front of the driver rear wheel but is NOT peeling. There are some fish eyes & the paint finish is like the factory Ford clearcoat paint jobs used to be in the 80's. If you wet sand it, it should smooth out pretty well. Everyones standards are different & as for me, it's fine. It was an aweful gray & now it's an awesome Plum Crazy Purple! It was a thorough paint job as they painted in the door jams, trunk & under the hood as evident in the recent pictures. The frame, floors & rockers are very solid as well. The ground effect kit is securely in place all around the car with plenty of ground clearance. The rims alone are $1000! Don't worry, the reserve is well under Kelly Blue Book. As of today, YOU DON'T HAVE TO SPEND A PENNY ON THIS CAR! You can drive it anywhere with confidence! Enter it in shows, take it to the drags or cruise nights while your "diggin' the scene with the gangster lean"! If you like these cars then you'll love this one. You'll never find one like it, it's one of a kind! Again, any questions, CALL me at 716-884-1082 from 8am-11pm EDT. Good luck bidding & God Bless!
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