2006 Pt Cruiser Gt Turbo Convertible *** Lady Owned *** Like New ** Florida on 2040-cars
Clearwater, Florida, United States
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For sale is my wifes PT Cruiser GT convertible. The previous owner was a lady, and the car still has low miles. It is like new, and has just about every option that was available on these cars. It has power drivers seat, power windows and mirrors, power door locks, leather interior, factory air conditioning, heated seats, fold down rear seats, computer controlled drivers settings, driving lights, 17" Chrysler chrome wheels, and an am/fm cd stereo. It is the GT Turbo model, and has its original convertible boot. This is the top of the line model for that year, and has been garaged and cared for by lady owners from new. It has a clean Car Fax and looks like it is brand new. My wife purchased a new car, and this one has to go. I will assist with setting up shipping for anyone within the US or outside the Country.
This is probably the nicest 2006 GT convertible you will find anywhere. The car will be available locally for sale, so we reserve the right to end the auction at any time. If you wish to purchase the car before the end of the auction, please contact us. Good luck bidding on this beautiful car !! |
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