1992 Saturn Sl2 Base Sedan 4-door 1.9l on 2040-cars
Okeechobee, Florida, United States
Illness forces sale of my 1992 Saturn SL2. My wife had a stroke, and now I need the money for other things, not an electric car project. I originally bought this from a kid in Key Largo, Fl. It was a daily driver until the kid hit a curb and bent a control arm and frame. At that point, his Dad said as long as they were going to pull it apart to replace the sub frame and control arm, they should change the motor to a low mileage one. They got a new motor with about 70k miles on it from a local yard. At that point the kid buys a new car, leaving dad with a car kit! That is the way I got this kit. I bought a real good sub frame at a junk yard and a new control arm with bushings on Ebay. They went in fine. The wheels are back on, and the car is under cover. The car is complete, but still partially disassembled. The engine and trans are on a pallet. Everything else is inside the car in the trunk, like the exhaust pipe, header, ac stuff, radiator, anything I could remove. All the electric wires have not been touched or moved, so they should snap right back in place. This car can be easily reassembled back to a great little head turner, with The HULK airbrushed on the hood, or easily converted to an electric car like I was going to do. Any way, it is complete, with no rust, only a few cosmetic chips, but with this paint job, you can touch it up easily. A great father son project, electric car project, hot tuner project, endless possibilities, just not in my driveway! The parts alone are worth more than I am asking. The only thing I would change is the front windshield. It has a crack. The last kid drove it as is, and I never did, so that is up to you. The car will have to be pulled up onto a trailer. I will help with that part. I can pick up the pallet to load the engine. The trans is light enough to carry. Thanks for looking. Bid soon, and bid often! Low reserve!
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