1999 Dodge Neon Sport Coupe With Many New Parts!!! on 2040-cars
Maysville, Kentucky, United States
Up for sale is a 1999 Dodge Neon coupe
with the “Sport” trim option. It currently has 133,414 miles on it. It has an
automatic transmission, power windows and door locks, cruise control, and rear
window defroster. I bought this car as a
non-running project and after some tinkering and new parts (battery, fuel pump,
spark plugs, and air filter), I got it running only to discover that it has a
noise in the lower engine, I’m assuming a rod bearing has spun and is knocking. I have a brand new (not rebuilt) DOHC short
block, and complete gasket kit (including a multi-layer steel head gasket), brand
new radiator, and timing belt kit that will be included with the car. The body is in fair condition. There
is no rust that I can see. The paint is faded in some spots and it has a few
small dents and scratches that you would expect on a car of this age and
mileage. The interior is dirty and worn. The inner door panels are missing. They were gone when I bought the car so I’m
assuming that someone took them off while attempting to repair the window
tracts that commonly fail on this body style.
The power sunroof tries to move, but sounds like a gear is
stripped. It is currently in the closed
position. Also, there is no stereo or
speakers. I have tried to describe this Neon the best that I can and please study the pictures carefully. It is an excellent source of parts or could be the beginning of a racecar project and show the “rise burners” what “Mopar Muscle” is. This is an AS-IS sale and there is no warranty whatsoever. I have a “rebuilt” title from the State of Ohio that is filled out to transfer into my name, but I never transferred it because I live in the State of Kentucky, which requires that a vehicle be “road worthy” to be transferred into the state. I’m not sure how to transfer the title to you with my info on it, but if you do, you can do so at your expense. Otherwise a Bill Of Sale will be given to the buyer. There is no shipping available, you come get it. The asking price is well below what I have invested in the car and new parts. The new DOC short block is worth $800 alone. Thanks for looking!
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