1979 Plymouth Volare Wagon, Cool Old Vintage Mopar Classic, Only 48,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Willoughby, Ohio, United States
Engine:225cid Inline-6
Body Type:Wagon
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Year: 1979
Exterior Color: White
Make: Plymouth
Interior Color: Red
Model: Other
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: Wagon
Drive Type: RWD
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 48,406
Sub Model: Volare Wagon
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THIS IS A NO RESERVE LISTING This is my 1979 Plymouth Volare Wagon in superb original condition. The Volare is the cousin to the Dodge Aspen- this is becoming a desirable and collectible car. Watch the values of these cars in the next couple years! This has got to be one of the nicest condition, most original Volare Wagons you will find for sale anywhere. This car has had two private owners since new, both of whom were auto mechanics. This car has always had the best mechanical care and had all the necessary service work done on time. Consequently, this is a totally reliable, dependable, great-driving car that I'd trust to drive across the country with no worries. This car has the following equipment:
This is a great old classic Mopar wagon. Everywhere you drive, this car gets thumbs up and smiles. You cannot fill the gas tank without being stopped and asked questions about it. This has always been a summer car and hasn't been exposed to salt or snow. It is currently kept in my heated garage. The paint and body are great. The paint appears to be original, other than a few minor brush-touched stone nicks. The body is straight, clean and TOTALLY SOLID. This is an original, all-metal, no bondo body in super, super, super solid condition. Even the bottoms of the doors are solid and clean. The car was undercoated years ago, which probably helped keep it so clean. The underside of the car is totally clean and solid. The interior has survived in very presentable condition. This interior is clean and looks darn good for the age. The headliner is brand new. The carpets are original and look very decent. The best feature of this car, no doubt, is the mechanical condition. As I mentioned, both owners of this car have been mechanics, and this car has never been neglected. The engine starts up great, and runs very well. The brakes are all new- every component is new. The suspension is tight and responsive, and the steering is smooth. This car drives like a dream. It is a solid, beefy, tough car that drives outstandingly well for a 35-year old car. As I mentioned, I'd get in the car and drive it across the country with no worries. Just a quick summary of recent work done to the car includes all new brakes, new carburetor, full tuneup, new hoses and belts and much, much more. This is just a great old Volare wagon. It isn't a show car, but it is probably the nicest one you will find for sale anywhere. Here is a list of anything and everything that is wrong with the car no matter how minor: The front bench seat has some split seams and shows some wear, and the back of the front seat it has some wear, rips, etc from carrying cargo in the rear area. There are some dings on the hood. The undercoating looks a little ugly in the doorjambs, wheelwells and under the hood. The tires are older but have good useable tread. I have the clean and clear OH title for the car in hand and ready to transfer. The mileage on the title will read 48,403 but due to the age it will read non-actual, exceeds mechanical limits. You can fly in to Cleveland (CLE) and drive this car home. Or for shipping, please call my friends at Angels Moving Autos at 530 245 0481. Questions, please email me or call/text me at 440 339 4341. |
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