Well Maintained Silver 2000 Toyota Camry In Great Condition on 2040-cars
Kennesaw, Georgia, United States
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I kept this car in perfect condition and did all the maintenance according to the book as far as oil changes and changing the timing belt every 80K miles. I bought it certified from a Toyota dealership in 2003. The front passenger side window has always been a problem so I just do not open it. I let my son drive it for one year and it got a couple of scratches and the back seat drink holder has a broken ring but other than that it is still very nice. I took it away from him and detailed it and it has many new parts. I am only selling it because I am a recent empty nester and have no need for a second vehicle. I had to decide whether to keep my Camry or my other car. I decided to keep the other car because it has more room in it for signs and ladders and other things I need for work. I am a Realtor. The car has 161,305 miles on it and I just had the emissions done because my registration date is November. Oh, there is a tiny dent in the back that I put some touch up paint on so that it will not rust. I was going to get the car painted but I would have to charge more money for it if I did.
I will want to be paid with cash and you will have to pick the car up. I am in Kennesaw Georgia. I have had everything fixed as it has come up and I cannot guarantee that nothing else will go wrong but I can honestly tell you that I have had everything fixed that I know about, except for the items listed in this description that are cosmetic. |
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