1987 Toyota Camry Le Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
San Jose, California, United States
This vehicle is located in the San Jose/Santa Clara region of California better known as the South Bay or the Silicon Valley, Please be aware that the vehicle must be towed from the property even though it has been registered with the DMV and I have the paper work to verify it. The vehicle "DID NOT" pass smog so the tags even though paid for had lapsed because it did not pass the smog within the 90 day time limit the DMV gives. From what I was told by the DMV and from what I understand the new owner if the wish to register it would only need to pay the reinstatement fee for the tags not the full amount. But I am not the DMV or a legal person so you will need to contact the DMV to find out what fees are due to get your tags. The vehicle is being sold "AS IS" and is considered non operable even though it had been driven until 2months ago when it failed to pass smog. Below is a list of items that my friend made up to show that these New parts have been replaced within the past 4 months of the vehicle running. Here is what it entails; I am "PARTING OUT" whole car only not piece by piece a 1987 Toyota Camry 180k
miles, I replaced over $1,500 in new parts not counting labor over the past
four months. The reason for no labor charges is since I'm disabled I had the
work done not by a dealership but by student mechanics at CET automotive training school in downtown San
Jose. This saved me a lot of money since I could not afford the dealer prices
for repairs. The car is in somewhat running condition. What I mean by that is
up until a couple of weeks ago I drove the vehicle a few times a week to my Dr.
appointments but the driver’s side front bearing went out and I just couldn't
afford to throw more good money after bad and put any more parts on this car. I
purchased a newer used vehicle and just want to sell this to someone who may
want to repair it or use the new parts on another Toyota they own. I just want
to recoup some of the money I invested.
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