1998 Saab 900 S! Low Miles! Convertible! 5 Speed! Heated Seats! Buy It Now on 2040-cars
Hoffman Estates, Illinois, United States
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1998 SAAB 900 S LOW MILES; ONLY 76,000 ORIGINAL MILES RARE 5 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION POWER SOFT CONVERTIBLE TOP LEATHER HEATED SEATS FOG LIGHTS KEYLESS ENTRY(ALARM SYSTEM) CLEAN AND CLEAR TITLE RUNS AND DRIVES SMOOTH SHIFTS SMOOTH SAAB WHEELS (NOT HUB CAPS) ALL 4 WHEELS IN GOOD CONDITION ALL 4 TIRES IN GOOD CONDITION( TIRES ARE GOODYEAR) Car runs and drives, just start and go. All the electronics(power windows/heat/etc) are in working condition. Power soft top works. No noises from the brakes. The body is clean with some scratches on the rear bumper(see pictures) The driver seat has a tear in the side(see pictures). No rust is on the body. Miles are original miles. Great car to own for a daily driver or for a new driver learning how to drive a manual transmission(There is a light on the dash that says SHIFT UP for when you need to shift into the next gear) *$500 deposit required right away after purchase, buyer then has 7 days to make full payment. Some portion may be made via paypal. Payment must be made with cash in person or Cashiers check. Title will be released once the funds are cleared. Car is located in Chicago,Illinois. |
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