1994 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Wagon 4-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Greeley, Colorado, United States
Rust free Arizona car. In Colorado 6 months.Passed Colorado inspection on 3/25/2014 if sold in Colorado will need to for title and have Colorado vin identification done. Has one dent on tailgate that could pushout if needed. One small mark on passenger door. Headliner by drivers side is pulling back from getting in&out of car. Small oil leak about 3or4 drops a night. Passenger window needs clip for track to go up and down. If you have had a roadmaster or caprice you know what these are. Tires have 2500 miles on them and cold air and good heat. 2 owner car with 139015 miles daily driver until about a week ago. Starter and ignition swithch replaced recently. Like I said just passed Colorado inspection and emissions no lights on dash. Could use a detail on interior but for good transportation and low reserve would make someone a good crusier! Engine is dusty but would clean up well.Good highway car that is roomy and comfortable and fun to drive.Car is located in Greeley Co. 520-508-6708
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