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1996 Chevrolet Caprice 9c1 Lt1 Police Package Unmarked Rust Free California Car on 2040-cars

Year:1996 Mileage:94539
Location:

Byron, California, United States

Byron, California, United States

For sale is this '96 Caprice equipped with the 9C1 police package and the legendary LT1 5.7 motor. This car has always been an unmarked administrative car, the only signs of police service are the holes where an inside mirror light was located and one plugged antenna hole in the trunk lid. It still has it's original paint in the very desirable factory color of dark gray green metallic. This Caprice was recently retired from the county where it served since new. The Caprice runs great with tons of power from it's LT1, the transmission shifts perfectly and everything (including the air conditioning) works as it should. The water pump looks to have been recently replaced. The interior is in excellent condition, there are no rips in the seats. I replaced the carpet with a correct replacement, the original carpet was worn on the left side like all of these seem to. As stated above the paint is original and shines very well. There are some minor dings and scratches as to be expected on an 18 year old car but most importantly there is no rust. This car has always been in the Northern California/Bay Area. If you ever wanted to buy an unmarked fresh out of service Caprice but thought you missed your chance this may be your last . Most Caprices seem to have been modified with big wheels, stereos, etc. and generally beat up after they came out of service. A picture of the SPID sticker is included in the auction to answer any questions regarding equipment . This Caprice is currently registered until February 2015, there is a clear title IN MY NAME and it has a valid smog certificate. THE RESERVE WILL NOT BE DISCLOSED SO PLEASE DON'T ASK Zero feedback bidders must provide their contact information PRIOR to bidding or your bid will be cancelled and future bids blocked.The buyer agrees to pay a $500.00 non refundable deposit through paypal within 24 hours of the auction end. The balance is due within 7 days of auction end. The balance is to be paid in the form of cash (in person), cashier's check or bank wire transfer. Paypal is not acceptable for the balance due. The car will have to be picked up before April 15th. Shipping costs and arrangements are the responsibility of the buyer, I can put you in contact with a shipper I've used in the past and recommend Car is sold AS IS

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