2001 Pontiac Aztek Black Fwd on 2040-cars
Mount Vernon, Illinois, United States
Back window is missing from rock Passenger mirror is missing from trampoline getting blown into the passenger side A few dents/scratches on passenger side from trampoline Driver side door/front driver side fender have scratches from a barbed wire fence Front passenger side door window does not work, due to someone previously drilling hole through front passenger side floorboard Needs new battery does take jump start Back license plate light is hanging Interior stains on floor board/seats lots of places Smoker owned vehicle, doesn't seem to smell like smoke No bad/stinky odors Locks must be manually locked/unlocked Normal wear/tear interior/exterior Dashboard coming apart about an inch Air conditioner condenser + compressor was replaced about 4 years ago Rotors replaced about a year and a half ago Something to do with the timing belt and overheating was fixed about a year ago, wasn't cheap Tires about 75% tread Will be needing an oil change Heat and air conditioning work Radio/CD Player works Has clear title. This car ran fine with no known mechanical issues up to the battery dying. Which was a couple of months ago. The car has been jump started and moved a few times for mowing. Car was running just fine up until the battery dieing. Buyer should take vehicle for mechanical inspection upon buying for safety and maintenance. I am not sure if this vehicle has a 204 or 207 cu engine or if it has the Base Trim or GT Trim. I have described this vehicle to the best of my knowledge. Please message me with any questions. I jumped started the car Friday, July 18th last week. I drove it 10 miles, had it at 70mph once as well, and it still runs good just like it did before the battery died. The air conditioner blows strong and cold. It does have a Kenwood CD player in it and the radio works. I have a receipt from 8/13/13 for a serpentine belt. I also have a receipt for a intake gasket replacement. The exact mileage is 173,278. I noticed a dent on the roof, nothing that matters, but thought I'd mention it. It must have been from the trampoline as well. Basically with just simply a back window and passenger mirror this car will be good to go. Plus your oil change and possible alignment. We do not need two vehicles or to pay for insurance on two vehicles. We bought a 01 F-150 less than a year ago with very low miles for our new main vehicle. We stopped driving the Aztek when the battery died 2-3 months ago because we did not want to pay for a new battery and oil changes etc to maintain a car we really don't need. The car has been jump started a few times to move for mowing. And the 10 mile drive I took it on. Now we are finally selling it after having owned it since 2007. The winning bidder is more than welcome to test drive the car, listen to the engine, test the air conditioning, or even take it by a shop in town for a check at your own expense if you would like before completing the transaction. As I do not want to sell a car that is junk. I am not a mechanic but as far as I can tell this car runs fine with no mechanical issues. USED VEHICLE -- Please keep in mind that you are bidding on a used vehicle and we strongly encourage you NOT TO BID if you’re uncomfortable with purchasing a used vehicle that may require mechanical and/or cosmetic work. Being Sold “As-Is” with “No Warranty”. |
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Check out the gallery we included of Labrooy's Bonneville art, and feel free too head over to his website for some Formula One humor.