1997 Toyota Camry Le on 2040-cars
Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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selling a 1997 toyota camry le with 155,000 miles ,car has power windows ,locks cd stereo a/c , car is not currently running has some issue with the engine , spins but does not start , i dont know what exactly it is basically selling it as a fixer upper or parts car buyers choice ,interior is in good shape and condition no rips or tears , exterior is in good shape does have some dings and dents but no big deal see pics , for the money would be a good little fixer upper for the right person or buy for the many usable parts , clear title , tires have plenty of meat left on them ,if you have any questions please do ask before you bid , i have described car to the best of my knowledge and selling it in as is condition no warrenties are implied , if you do not have CASH to buy please do not bid , we do not accept paypal cash in person or postal money orders for long distance buyers , if you have zerofeedback please contact before bidding or it will be retracted , car is currently located in pa for pick up , we must hear from winning bidder within 24hrs of auction ending and picked up within 3 days of auction ending ,
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*Note: 2012 RAV4 EV pictured here