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US $9,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:171207
Location:

United States

United States

I, the seller, purchased this vehicle for much over $6,000 from the Worldwide Auto Inc (located at 7051 WEST 2100 SOUTH - WEST VALLEY - UT – 84128, USA ) as an accident car this past year. Buyer will be provided with the original Bill of Sale from this company. I have replaced the front and rear bumpers, front grille, headlights, catalytic converter, manifold exhaust, air-filter box. This SUV is currently Non-Running because, when this seller took the vehicle to the second mechanic to help fixed the manifold exhaust/catalytic converter and air-filter box, but he ended up making wrong wire connections and each time he tried to start the vehicle, it burns the fuse.

 

This vehicle has been transported from the Worldwide Auto Inc strorage facility in Comptron, California to Detroit, Michigan. So, it is currently located in Detroit, Michigan. This SUV is now being offered for sale because the buyer lost his job and no more money to fix the minor problems that remain to be fixed on this vehicle.

 

I am not a mechanic, but according to my mechanic, buyer might need to have a good auto mechanic that knows about auto wiring. Also, the buyer might need to buy fuse(s) and lastly sensor(s). The airbag light is on, so the buyer will need his/her mechanic to check that out. Bidders are free to inspect the vehicle before placing a bid. Once the bid has been placed, it becomes final and will not be cancelled.

 

A non-refundable payment of $1,000 US Dollars is due within 48 hours at the end of the auction and the outstanding balance will be due within seven days through bank wire transfer (seller will provide bank/wire transfer information to the lucky buyer at the end of the action). This vehicle is being sold AS-IS, and buyer is responsible for transport and/or shipping arrangements. However, seller can connect the buyer with the transport and shipping companies that ship to all over the world at an extremely cheaper rates.

 

Thanks for your time! Bid with confident, NO RESERVE, and goodluck on your bidding!

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