W Factory Air ~ 2nd Owner ~ In Storage 15 Yrs on 2040-cars
Bad Axe, Michigan, United States
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I have been an ebay member since 2006. Last year my ebay account was hacked and caused much trouble with ebay and my bank at that time. I closed both accounts then and this obviously is my new ebay account so don't let the newbie icon deter you from bidding. I am the second owner of the car originally owned by an elderly couple in Ft Lauderdale FL in 1986. I had intentions of customizing it however with starting my own business I never had the time, This is a very nice rust free car. Although located in MI it has never seen a winter and always stored indoors. I put it in storage in 1999 and has been there since. I Always took the time to start it up twice a year unfortunately due to a bad starter I could not the past few years. The brake pedal goes down to the floor and the windshield has a hairline crack in it about 14" across the drivers side. The front bumper got tweaked when trying to move it to a different spot at the storage place because a bumper bolt is missing. When purchased the front clip had mismatched paint. I sanded it down in preparation for paint but never did get it painted. There are two shallow dents on the hood above the hinges. This car is solid. Although it is kept in a barn it sits on concrete rather than dirt or mud. No need to be concerned about the integrity of the trunk and floor pans or the frame rails. The interior is in nice condition... a bit musty from being stored which is to be expected. There are no cracks in the dash pad or rear deck... the door and kick panels and armrests are very nice too. It is my opinion if the buyer were to paint the front clip (lower grille valance is in the trunk) and rub out and wax the rest of the car it would look great. The title is a duplicate issued 9/17/98. My x wife absconded with the original among other papers during my divorce. This car will have to be trailered to your destination IT IS THE BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY. I WILL NOT BE ABLE TO HELP YOU LOAD OR TRANSPORT THIS CAR $500.oo DEPOSIT VIA PAYPAL WITHIN 24 HRS AUCTION END --- THE BALANCE DUE WITHIN 7 DAYS AFTER END OF AUCTION. PLEASE READ THE ONLY FORMS OF PAYMENT I WILL ACCEPT I prefer wire transfer for payment. It is the fastest and safest form of payment. SECOND TO A WIRE TRANSFER I WILL ACCEPT A CASHIERS CHECK NO CASH---NO MONEY ORDERS ACCEPTED!!! --- NO EXCEPTIONS! The vehicle, title and keys transfer shall not take place until funds clear. Storage is paid until Sep. 30, 2014 if you need more time to pick the car up. *** There is NO Buy It Now and the reserve will not be disclosed ** |
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