1997 Mercury Cougar Xr-7 Must Sell Asap!! Look!! on 2040-cars
Addison, Illinois, United States
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Vehicle is in fair condition and has rust, some dents on the hood, more extensive rust behind the drivers' side door and general body and paint wear due to its age and weather conditions. The motor runs great for the age and mileage, burns no oil but does have an exhaust leak. The drivers seat is quite worn(leather is extensively torn and wear-damaged.) Please view the photos and please ask any questions you may have, the aftermarket stereo has been removed and sold so there is NO radio in the vehicle. The vehicle is being sold and offered AS-IS with NO warranty. The vehicle is fully functional, all options work except for the AC, and would be suitable for short distance local driving or can be used for parts, depending on your needs. AGAIN, please ask questions about anything that is unclear BEFORE making any obligations. Thanks for looking!
***BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICK-UP OR SHIPPING OF THE VEHICLE, AS I WILL NOT BE OFFERING SHIPPING*** |
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