California Car Low Rider Cruiser Low Reserve 1950 1951 1952 1953 on 2040-cars
Hermosa Beach, California, United States
THIS NICE LITTLE DODGE CORONET LOW RIDER SPENT ITS LIFE IN CALIFORNIA. THEREFORE THE BODY IS IN DECENT SHAPE. THE BODY HAS A FEW AREAS THAT NEED MINOR ATTENTION, BUT, OVERALL IT IS A SOLID CARS WITH GREAT FLOORS AND TRUNK. IT COMES EQUIPPED WITH THE ORIGINAL 6 CYLINDER ENGINE AND GYROMATIC TRANSMISSION. THE DASH IS IN GOOD SHAPE. THE SEATS ARE DRIED OUT AND NEED ATTENTION. IT HAS REAR FENDER SKIRTS AND A SUN VISOR. IT HAS BEEN SITTING IN A GARAGE IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA FOR SOME TIME. THE CAR STARTS FINE. I HAVE NEVER DRIVEN IT ON THE ROAD, SO I CANNOT COMMENT ON ITS DRIVING ABILITY.
IT IS LOCATED TEN MILES FROM THE LOS ANGELES AIRPORT. I HAVE MANY CONTACTS IN THE SHIPPING BUSINESS AT GOOD RATES. I CAN SHIP IT TO YOUR DOOR WHETHER YOU LIVE IN THE U.S. OR ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. THIS CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY, SO THE AUCTION CAN END AT ANYTIME. PLEASE ONLY BID IF YOU INTEND TO FOLLOW THROUGH. LOADING WILL NOT BE A PROBLEM. DUE TO THE AGE OF THE CAR, IT IS BEING SOLD AS IS AND WITHOUT WARRANTY. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (310) 990-8628. |
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