2007 Dodge Charger. Brand New Rear Brakes on 2040-cars
Kings Park, New York, United States
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Selling my 2007 Dodge Charger. Base model.has 6cyl engine 2.7ltr runs excellent
Has Automatic Transmission and rear wheel drive. Car runs and drives excellent. Very comfortable. Has a touch screen stereo unit that also plays DVD Movies I just replaced the rear brake pads and rotors. The body is in excellent condition but has one small paint chip On right rear wheel well that you cant really even notice unless Your really looking close. But wanted to tell all i can think of. Th interior in beautiful gray leather. Has aftermarket rims on car That really make the car look good. Turn key ready. No leaks at all I am not the original owner. i purchased the car last year but was given Another car by my company to drive. Payment. Winning bidder pays immediate $500.00 payment by Paypal Rest of payment by bank wire to my chase bank account within the next 3 days Winning bidder also arranges for vehicle pick up or trandportation. Can email me with any questions. |
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