1995 Dodge Neon High Line Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
I am not exactly sure if the engine is SOHC or DOHC so if that is important to you, PLEASE be sure to check with me, and in the meantime I am going to try to find out.
The vehicle has a clear title BUT I do not know where I put it. I will sign whatever paperwork is needed for you to obtain title, at your/winning bidder's expense, and you need to follow up on it. The car ran as of a couple of months ago. I did not start it today when deciding to list it, and I suppose with such an old vehicle that could change at any time anyway. I have been keeping this car as a back-up emergency car, but decided to get rid of it since I don't want to pay the insurance on it any longer. It always ran great when I was using it regularly, even after it was in a slight accident (another driver hit my vehicle on the rear passenger side, as can be seen in pictures. I decided not to repair it at the time. Repeat, this vehicle has been in an accident. The car is old and rusty and not the original paint. The plastic inside is old and cracked. It has front power windows, but they no longer work. Power locks do not work either. Cassette player/radio does not work. Air conditioner never really worked, that is probably the newest area in the vehicle as I had it replaced a few times, along with many engine components. Air bags, I never had a chance to try out the airbags, but they are so old they probably don't work either. Cruise control, I had that repaired 6 years ago (give or take 2 years) and did not use it often so not sure if it worked the last few years or not. I would say the only reasons to purchase this vehicle is for spare parts, and the parts I think may be salvageable are engine parts and manual transmission. But I am no expert so don't take my opinion as fact. Feel free to ask any questions, which I will try to answer as best I can. The auction needs to be paid within 24 hours of closing else the transaction is null and void and I will re-list. By clicking the image below you should be taken to my online web album.
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