2001 Mazda 626 Lx 4-door 2.5l V6 Needs Internal Engine Work, Will Run Or Parts! on 2040-cars
East Hartford, Connecticut, United States
MAZDA 626 LX V6 2001 Four door Sedan NO RESERVE AUCTION! Runs enough to drive onto a trailer! Engine needs internal work, possible headgasket. 2.5 liter V6cyl engine Automatic 4spd transmission Power windows & locks 113,650 Miles V.I.N. 1YVGF22D215243445 NO RESERVE AUCTION: 2001 Mazda 626 LX V6 four door. The engine needs to be repared or replaced, it starts and runs, but I drained the coolant to keep it out of the oil! This car is a great candidate for an engine swap or parts car. The body is in good shape with the most damage on the hood, looks like hail damage. The interior is in nice condition with minor wear on the gray fabric seats. The odometer shows 113,650 miles on the 2.5 liter 6cyl engine. The car has power windows and locks, plus fairly new Goodyear tires on it. Bid high! To see it in person and hear it run or If you have any questions or need more information Contact me through ebay or Call Jeff (86O) 2O2- 442Three. The car is located in East Hartford, CT 06108. **LOCAL PICK-UP ONLY** This classic is being sold in “as-is” condition with no warranty of any kind. Buyer is responsible for transport. |
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