1982 Chrysler Le Baron. It has the 2.6 Mitsubishi engine and auto trans. The car runs and drives and everything works. The A/C is a little low on R-12 but still operates properly. The engine runs and is mechanically sound, but needs a carb rebuild as it runs a little erratically. There was a problem with the ignition module and it was replaced with a MSD 6-AL and coil. It was my intention to convert it to a V8 rear wheel drive and would need the MSD at one point. It has two new rear tires and the front tires have a lot of tread left on them. The body is in great shape but the paint is fading. The top operates fine but the vinyl is dried out and cracking. This is a great little car that just needs a little attention as it has been sitting for a few years now and the New Mexico sun is not doing it any favors.

Please call me with any questions before bidding, I can work with the buyer on delivery and payment but you will need to contact me. This is a no reserve auction so bid to win.

Pat 505 917 3308

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