2006 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Lt Coupe 2-door 3.9l - 131k Miles - Many New Parts on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
2006 Chevy Monte Carlo – LOW RESERVE of
$5999 – Strong 3.9L V6 Engine – 131K Miles – Many New Parts – For Questions/Info
Call Chris @ (812)-621-1274 Description: Great car – runs and drives
well. I am selling because I want to get a small, four-door vehicle,
otherwise I would keep it. I am the second owner; traded in my
previous vehicle for this Monte Carlo during 2009. Never
wrecked. All maintenance receipts available upon
request. Car comes with lots of new parts which just need installed
(see description/pictures below). The Good: New spark plugs in
2013. Transmission rebuilt in 2013 by Edwards Transmission in
Indianapolis, IN. Tires are at 60%-70%. Automatic start
installed and works great. Power windows, power locks and power
front driver’s seat work great. AM/FM/CD player sounds awesome. Tinted
windows look great. Steering wheel radio controls work
well. Cruise control works great. Adjustable steering
wheel. Spare tire and jack included. The Bad: ABS and Traction Control idiot lights
recently came on; however, both ABS and Traction Control do work fine to my
knowledge – I do not notice any difference in performance and it tracks and
drives great. At my last service my mechanic said that in the near
future it will need new wheel bearings and new tie rods on front. Some
surface rust around wheels on the quarter panels (see
pictures). Small dent on driver’s side (see picture). Oil
pan gasket currently leaks, however I am including a new oil pan gasket with
the car (see picture), it just needs installed. Needs a break job;
however, new rotors are included (see picture) all that is needed is
installation. Right muffler has already been replaced due to rust
hole, but left muffler needs replaced – a new muffler is included with purchase
(see picture) it just needs installed. Horn does not work. Payment/Transaction Info:
Will not accept bids from zero/poor
feedback bidders. Transaction must be completed within 7 days of auction’s end.
Payment via PayPal preferred. Cash or
check in person at a Chase bank in Indianapolis, IN during business hours for
verification also accepted. If traveling
by air to pick up the car I can pick you up from IND airport. |
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