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US $1,700.00
Year:1987
Mileage:54000
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* I LIVE IN MIAMI, THEREFORE, YOU MUST BE LOCAL* I am selling my 1987 Toyota Corolla. The car has had only two owners, clear title, no accidents, no rust, new timing belt, new front windshield. Great car! Great on Gas! Seats are like new! Meaning no damage, no tears, nothing on the seats, the inside is super CLEAN! THE CAR IS NOT THREE DIFFERENT COLORS! It is a very soft blue color. Come look at it for yourself. I am asking for 1,700.00 or OBO. I bought the car from the first owner a year ago and it only had 40,000 miles on it and now it has over 54,000 miles. I am only selling the car because it is no longer needed. Meaning I have another vehicle and the Toyota is barely used anymore. So if you are interested, please feel free to contact me. Thanks J |
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