1991 Toyota Camry Le All-trac on 2040-cars
Cumberland, Wisconsin, United States
1991 Toyota Camry LE All-Trac for sale. One of those Superb vehicles for those who need a car for "all-seasons"! Excellent condition and low miles (138,100) this Automatic 4 speed transmission with the unbeatable All Wheel Drive system is outstanding chance to 'own the road' in a regular car that gets 25-30 mpg as well. The LE carries all the 'bells and whistles' of the Toyota Camry: Power brakes and steering; Power mirrors and power door locks; full tachometer and cruise control. Heater and Air Conditioner that both work well, with the AC converted to R-134a. Tires and battery have under a year (7500 miles) on them. Ready to drive anywhere with full tune up, to include plugs, rotor, cap and wires; new belts, including timing belt and water pump. New Muffler & exhaust pipe. Paint is a deep red/burgundy with metal fleck; about a year and a half old. Repainted because clear coat was beginning to peel. The car has no body rust and has had no damaged or 'paint missing' areas. The interior is in fine condition with the exception of the cracks on the windshield side of the speedo unit dash pad. Ready to drive anywhere, and for a very long time, as these cars well known to go over 300,000 miles, and still command a respectable price. Car is for sale locally, so I do reserve the right to cancel this ad before it ends...thanks for looking! |
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