1988 Chevy Chevrolet Cavalier Convertible Z24 5 Speed Manual on 2040-cars
Meshoppen, Pennsylvania, United States
UP for bid is a 1988 Chevy Cavalier Z24 convertible 5 speed car. These are hard to find with a manual trans. 6 cylinder 2.8 runs well, I was told original engine was replaced with an engine that has only 60,000 miles on it, but have no way of verifying that.
Rust is only minor surface rust, no rot holes. Paint shows typical marks and peel of a car this age. Clutch works as it should. Brand new alternator put on last month. Convertible top is power and operates smoothly. Top is in good shape, nothing wrong with it- just needs a good cleaning. Tires are ok, but 2 have slow leaks- need to be taken off and remounted, or just replaced. Driver's side seat has the typical rips on the edge, driver's buckle is missing the plastic bezel. Any questions, or to come look at the car in the person, please ask! Thanks for looking! Only selling because we have too many cars! |
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