No Reserve 2001 Toyota Celica on 2040-cars
Parkersburg, West Virginia, United States
CHRISTMAS IS OVER AND CASH IS LOW SO I AM OFFERING THESE VEHICLES AT NO RESERVE.
BID TO OWN THIS 2001 TOYOTA CELICA GT, AUTOMATIC,SUNROOF,SPOILER,CUSTOM WHEELS AMD GROUND EFFECTS. CAR RUNS AND DRIVES
GREAT AND HAS A CURRENT STATE INSPECTION STICKER. THE CAR WILL COME WITH A 30 DAY/1000 MILE WARRANTY. EXTENDED WARRANTY AVAILABLE
FOR AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE.
* NO RESERVE, BID TO OWN
* $150 DOC FEE WILL APPLY TO THIS SELL AND SALES TAX WILL BE COLLECTED AT TIME OF SALE.
*PLEASE MAKE IMMEDIATE CONTACT IF YOU ARE THE HIGH BIDDER.
* QUESTIONS CAN BE DIRECTED TO CHARLIE AT 304-865-2313.
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