Great Running Car, Needs Tlc With Potential To Become A $25,000 Car on 2040-cars
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1965 Fiat Nouva (was 1967 on the title but running the number through some websites I found there stopped making these in 1965 so the Title changed it). It runs as former owner was a mechanic, he also put cool rims and nice tires (see pictures). There are rust to be taken care of but through ebay or mr.fiat and on other websites you can practically replace every body part for cheap. We had fun with it for a few month but it rains a lot in Washington state and less fun to drive while raining. I have no problem starting the car if battery is charged. It was garaged with the former owner and I have it fully covered under a tarp for the last couple of months. I did not clean it before taking the pictures as it is still raining here. This is over 40 year old car, I cannot tell you in what mechanical condition it is in as I'm not a mechanic and understand little about cars internals. I use it to pick up the kids from school which is close by. I once drove to the nearest towncenter and back, it also went up a steep hill in the area and then down. Please check all the pictures and if you have questions ask I will try to help as best I can, like I mentioned i'm not a mechanic. I got it with the intentions to give it some TLC and make it a beauty and I am selling it because the reality is that my kid is off to college and the bills are pilling... There is a reserve price if it is not met I reserve the right to approach the highest bidder with an offer. It is also listed locally so if I sell it I will remove this listing. The car is sold as-is where if you want to arrange someone to inspect it you are more than welcome to do so before the bidding ends. Once the bidding ends $500 due within 24 hours via paypal, the rest will be a wire transfer within 3 days of auction end. I will relist the car if these are not met and report to ebay as non-paying bidder. I have 100% positive feedback - bid with confidence. I reserve the right to cancel bidders with no feedback, low feedback or negative feedback. If you are buying it remotely meaning you are not here to pick it up, you will need to pay for shipping & loading expenses. By bidding you also assume all responsibilities from the time this car leaves our yard. Happy Bidding |
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