2012 Jeep Liberty Limited, Trail Rated, Leather Seats, New Tires, And Clean on 2040-cars
Glen Burnie, Maryland, United States
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I have a 2012 Jeep Liberty limited trail rated with just over 63k miles. This jeep runs and looks brand new, just one small dent on back left side. All electronic controls, heated seats. I have every receipt for any service apt. that was done, also new tires were just put on. It has passed Maryland state inspection. Has 100,000 mile jeep warranty, I'm asking 19k. Money wire or cash in person only, scammers don't waste your time or mine. I am a metal fabricator at heart but starting a used car sales lot and will be doing custom cars/work in the near future. One way I'm looking to build my rep. by beating every dealer price by at least 1k. We can do this because treating people and cars right is our hobby, our dream, and "Because We Can" at Cinicola Customs. A lot of car companies take advantage of buyers, well this one does the opposite. We look for issues on all our cars we sell, no hiding or bs here. In the near future for Cinicola Customs we will be selling our quality metal work and fabrication on future vehicles we acquire. We will also be accepting custom work after our shop is renovated starting in 2014. My building is in Maryland right by bwi airport give me a call/text/ or email me to set up an appointment to see a vehicle. -John Cinicola (443) 510-9540 Jc3@cinicola.com |
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