1999 Oldsmobile 88 Royale Ls Sedan 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Unionville, Connecticut, United States
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I am selling my car due to the fact that I will be finished with my internship in Farmington by August 22nd. Therefore it would be available from this day on. However, I would be willing to sell it a few days earlier. When the car was bought in 2012, safety-, liquid- and break- tests were made. The car has a 3.6l V6 engine with 205HP. During longer drives the cruise control is definitely advantageous. During the last years a new battery and starter were built in, the spark plug and the plug lead got renewed, the petrol pipe got cleaned and an oil change was done. In summer 2013 two new back tires were bought and a brand new brake line was installed. 2 weeks ago one of the tires at the front got replaced as well. Recently, an emission test was made which is valid until October 2015. During the last year the brakes at the back axle got replaced. According to the repair shop the ones at the front were still ok, and there was no need to change them. Unfortunately the handbrake is currently not working. Due to the fact that I do not use it anyways I didn't get it fixed. Due to the age of the car, the interior shows some signs of usage; the car headliner for example got a bit loose. Except from that, everything is working properly. I would be leaving all kind of equipment such as jump starter cables, a jack and a toolbox in the car. Pleas let me know if you have any further questions. |
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