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2002 Toyota Corolla S - Engine Noise, Selling Cheap To Fix Or Part - No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Year:2002
Mileage:150582
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You are looking at a 2002 Toyota Corolla S. We are selling this "as-is, where-is." It has a 1.8L 4-cyl engine with an automatic transmission. The car starts up and runs, but the engine has a rapping noise, so the car should not be driven. It moves well enough to drive it onto a trailer, though. Selling this car cheap to fix up or part out. 150,582 miles. It has average wear for the year and miles. The body is in decent shape. No rust issues, and the tires are good. The interior is fairly clean, with no rips or tears, just some small stains on the seats. See pics. It has A/C, AM/FM CD deck, cruise, power windows, locks, mirrors. It has a good PA inspection that expires in June 2014. If you're looking for a Toyota to fix up or part out at a really great price, bid now, no reserve!
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