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1986 Toyota Camry Original Classic No Rust, Automatic Sedan No Reserve, 4cyl on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:131753
Location:

Camillus, New York, United States

Camillus, New York, United States

We are selling this 1986 Toyota Camry on eBay with no reserve! The highester bidder gets it. We are family owned car dealership operating out of Syracuse, NY for the past 16 years. Please bid with confidence. We have over 60+ pictures of this Camry posted. The engine seems to run smooth, and the transmissions shifts smooth. It runs down the freeway in a straight line with no pulls. Please email us if you have any questions. We have our local Syracuse Hancock Airport where customers are welcome to fly in and we will pick them up to deliver them to their "new car". NYS buyers will be required to pay sales tax. There are no hidden fees for out of state buyers, just the sales price on eBay! Thank you.  photo DSC00152.jpg  photo DSC00153.jpg  photo DSC00154.jpg  photo DSC00155.jpg  photo DSC00156.jpg  photo DSC00157.jpg  photo DSC00158.jpg  photo DSC00159.jpg  photo DSC00160.jpg  photo DSC00161.jpg  photo DSC00162.jpg  photo DSC00163.jpg  photo DSC00164.jpg  photo DSC00165.jpg  photo DSC00166.jpg  photo DSC00167.jpg  photo DSC00168.jpg  photo DSC00169.jpg  photo DSC00170.jpg  photo DSC00171.jpg  photo DSC00172.jpg  photo DSC00174.jpg  photo DSC00175.jpg  photo DSC00176.jpg  photo DSC00177.jpg  photo DSC00178.jpg  photo DSC00180.jpg  photo DSC00181.jpg  photo DSC00182.jpg  photo DSC00183.jpg  photo DSC00184.jpg  photo DSC00185.jpg  photo DSC00186.jpg  photo DSC00188.jpg  photo DSC00189.jpg  photo DSC00190.jpg  photo DSC00192.jpg  photo DSC00193.jpg  photo DSC00195.jpg  photo DSC00196.jpg  photo DSC00197.jpg  photo DSC00198.jpg  photo DSC00199.jpg  photo DSC00200.jpg  photo DSC00201.jpg  photo DSC00204.jpg  photo DSC00205.jpg  photo DSC00206.jpg  photo DSC00207.jpg  photo DSC00208.jpg  photo DSC00209.jpg  photo DSC00210.jpg  photo DSC00212.jpg  photo DSC00213.jpg  photo DSC00214.jpg  photo DSC00215.jpg  photo DSC00216.jpg  photo DSC00218.jpg  photo DSC00219.jpg  photo DSC00221.jpg  photo DSC00222.jpg  photo DSC00223.jpg  photo DSC00224.jpg  photo DSC00225.jpg  photo DSC00226.jpg  photo DSC00227.jpg  photo DSC00229.jpg  photo DSC00230.jpg  photo DSC00231.jpg  photo DSC00232.jpg  photo DSC00233.jpg  photo DSC00234.jpg

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With the April 15 tax deadline just a few months away, our US readers will be faced with a decision should they get a refund: save or spend? It seems this issue is one many of us face whenever there's a windfall, trying to decide whether we should set the money aside in an account of some sort or use it as a down payment on a new car or a trip to the Apple store. Unsurprisingly, major corporations face a similar, albeit more complex, issue.
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