Real A12 440-6pak Lift Off Hood Rr, Rotissaire Resto And Half Price on 2040-cars
Prior Lake, Minnesota, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:440-6PAK
Drive Type: AUTO
Make: Plymouth
Mileage: 54,000
Model: Road Runner
Trim: A12
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET A REAL A12 FOR HALF PRICE, IT WAS ROTISSAIRE RESTORED ABOUT 7 YEARS AGO, AND DRIVEN , NOT TRAILERED, SO IT HAS A COUPLE OF CHIPS THAT HAVE BEEN TOUCHED UP, BUT STILL LOOKS GREAT AND RUNS AND DRIVES NICE, U COULD NEVER RESTORE THE CAR FOR THIS PRICE , AND THATS IF SOMEONE GAVE U THE CAR FOR FREE , SO DONT BLOW UR CHANCE TO GET A STRAIGHT SHOW QUAILITY DRIVER FOR CHEAP,, SO CALL WHEN U R READY TO BUY OR HAVE SERIOUS QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL,,,AND DONT BOTHER WITH THE 100 QUESTION EMAIL, THANKS GREG, 952-440-6722, CHECK OUT MOPAR PONDEROSA FOR MORE PICS, ,,,, sorry to say it is not #'s matching , hence the price,, FREE SHIPPING TO THE UPPER MIDWEST,, if u wish this had a 4spd, we can make that happen, we have been restoring and making mopars happy for over 25 years, tons of references and over 30 REAL 6pack and hemi cars on site..
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