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Wrecked Damaged Salvage Repairable Low Mileage Corolla Le Pkg Easy Fix Project on 2040-cars

Year:2009 Mileage:58980
Location:

Riverton, West Virginia, United States

Riverton, West Virginia, United States

Offered For Sale at No Reserve by TED DAVIS & SON REBUILDABLES LLC.  (Ted & Seth Davis)

We specialize in clean late model Repairables.

Some Banks will not finance vehicles with Salvage or Rebuilt Titles so please have your funds ready before bidding. 

This one has a Salvage Title so it will require an inspection by your state's DMV after repairs are made to be registered again for the highway.

We require a $500 Paypal deposit within 48 hours and paid in full within 10 days after auction ends.

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Here we have a nice easy fix Spring project. It is a very clean low mileage 2009 TOYOTA COROLLA 4-DR LE PKG. 

It has been damaged on the right front. The car still runs and drives and the airbags are good. The right front frame section is damaged but looks to be repairable if you have a good frame machine. The right apron will also need repairs. The parts that we can see it will need are a right fender, front bumper cover and reinforcement, right head lamp, both hood hinges, repairs to hood and latch assembly, right lower control arm and a hub cap. The coolers are not leaking but they are bent so they should be replaced to prevent a leak in the future. (Radiator and A/C condenser look bent at bottom) They are not leaking. The water on the pavement is from us washing the car prior to pictures.

The car starts right up and shifts fine and I even drove it a couple miles on the road but it is not safe to drive home due to the front end being out of alignment.

All in all it is a very simple repair for any qualified shop and with the low mileage will last a long time. These are very reliable cars in 2009 before the electronic throttle problems they had on later year models.

The pictures should show it well and we always describe exactly what we know but sometimes it is hard to see or know everything on a wrecked vehicle so if you have any questions please give us a call at 304-567-2999 or e-mail us on the listing. Also you are more than welcome to come look at the car in person if you are close to the area.

Thanks for looking at our listing and Good Luck bidding. Sincerely, Ted & Seth Davis

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