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1994 Chrysler Lebaron Lx Convertible-runs Great!! Dont Miss!! Great Deal!!!! on 2040-cars

Year:1994 Mileage:141676
Location:

Springfield, Illinois, United States

Springfield, Illinois, United States
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This Chrysler Lebaron Convertible was originally from the east coast so its in great condition due to no salt on roads. Chrysler made these with luxury,power and gas economy in mind. This car is fast and runs great. It has leather bucket seats and more. It needs a rear window. They can be bought off ebay new for around 150. They come in glass or plastic and can be installed at home with no special tools. The title had been lost but I have the proper form filled out and ready to go.  The only difference is the fee for transer.   Low starting price for this car. Thank you

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