2006 Dodge Charger R/t Hemi Torred on 2040-cars
Seymour, Connecticut, United States
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Very clean 2006 Dodge Charger R/T Hemi with a clear Connecticut title. Newly installed remanufactured engine with a 3 year 100,000 mile transferable warranty. Original engine met its demise due to a spoiled radiator. New engine has less than 30 miles on it...still needs initial break in oil change. That's about all there is for the "bad" in this vehicle other than the usual tiny nicks and small surface scratches too small to be picked up in photographs. This is an 8 year old car and as such it does have its small blemishes but nothing that detracts from its ability to turn heads and put a smile on the new owners face.
On the plus side, it has all the options that are available plus new tires, recent $600 brake job and the new radiator to accompany the newly remanufactured engine. Just detailed. A very clean vehicle inside and out. Chassis has 51,900 miles on it but the engine is about as new as you could hope for! this is a bargain compared to the original window sticker price of $38,605! Runs like a bat outta' hell like a Mopar is supposed to... Hoping the pictures speak for themselves. I am selling this for my father who does not have an eBay account. I will act as a third party question answerer to the best of my ability. Please ask questions if you have them and bid to own. Once again: Clean CT title Buyer to pay/negotiate shipping. Seller will assist in loading onto transportation unit of buyers choosing. Local pickup also welcome... Seller reserves the right to end auction at any time due to local sale as well. ASK QUESTIONS! Don't assume please. Good luck and thank you for looking. |
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