2000 Saturn Sl2 Base Sedan 4-door 1.9l on 2040-cars
Bryan, Texas, United States
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NO RESERVE AUCTION!!! Up For Bids is My Father-in Law's 2000 Saturn SL2. The vehicle was running great until the oil pump failed. This could be a great fix up car for an experienced mechanic. My father in law states that it may need connecting rod bearings. The vehicle starts and drivable onto a trailer as it will have to be towed to avoid damage to crankshaft. The car has one year old battery, two new tires in the rear placed last month with certificates from discount tire, the front are in good condition. A/C works, Heater, all else in the car in working order. Has Aftermarket Radio/CD player. New Brake Pads (Ceramic) installed 4 months ago, has recent oil change and filter prior to incident with oil pump. The car has potential for anyone wishing to fix it or even sell in parts. The car is being sold "AS IS" Where is, with no warranty addressed nor implied. Prices for a uhaul vehicle trailer is approx $59.00 plus applicable taxes (up to 24hrs rental). Any questions you can ask My Father in law directly at 210-781-3670 or just message me via ebay and I can get the info from him. Buyers are also welcome to view the car just contact me to make appointment. Thank you and happy bidding |
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