1994 Chevy Caprice Classic Wagon 5.7 Lt1 (the Woody) *no Reserve* on 2040-cars
Longwood, Florida, United States
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I am moving overseas soon so I need to sell my awesome wagon. I have this listed locally and reserve the right to cancel the auction per Ebay rules if I so choose. Thanks for looking!
A 1994 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Wagon with the 350 V8 LT1 engine with 179K. True Dual Exhaust. Great condition inside and out. With 260+HP @ 5000rpm and 300 ft lbs of torque @ 3000rpm this wagon gets going! New distributor (optispark), spark plugs and wires, transmission service, ABS block, exhaust system (from cat back), tierods, rotors, and front rotors, bearings, shocks and sway bar end links within the past year. Decent amount of rust underneath, though it did pass VT inspection last year. Good set of tires with 1/2 life left. Nice roof rack. 3 Rows of seats. Back seats fold to create a very large cargo area. Dual action tailgate. Class 3 hitch, she'll tow up to 5000lbs. The person I bought this Caprice from towed his race car to the local track with it. Rear wheel drive and very fast. Power everything with Cruise Control. Updated headunit with bluetooth, usb/ipod, and aux input. 20+ mpg on the highway. 22 gallon tank, buy it mostly full right now :) 2 known issues: Oil leak at back of engine drips onto exhaust and smokes occasionally. Common with this vehicle, it's been doing it for the 20K miles i've had it.. A/C system is tight and blows cold but compressor relay is jumped to a manual switch in the cabin. Something in the pcm i was told. Also been that way since I've had it. This is really a great ride. I have taken cross country trips, hauled tools, carried 8 people, and generally loved this vehicle. I wouldn't be selling it if I was staying. The oil has been changed every 4,000 miles or so since I've had it, yet the 'change oil' light is always on. Needs a change right now, and will need front brake pads soon. Really reliable and runs great, only needs some minor things as one would expect from a used vehicle. Payment must be made via Paypal within 3 days of close of auction, unless other arrangements have been made specifically/locally with me. I am willing to deliver/drive this vehicle anywhere in the lower 48. The cost for delivery would need to be agreed upon before bidding (perhaps around 50 cents a mile, 40 cents/mile over 1000 miles) I really just want someone to get this vehicle who appreciates its charm. |
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