2005 Toyota Solara Sle Convertible 2-door 3.3l Leather Nav Salvage Low Reserve on 2040-cars
Factoryville, Pennsylvania, United States
You are looking at a solara I bought from an insurance auction. I deal in very lightly hit vehicles This car is beautiful and drives like a Gem. The flaw is the trunk pan. I bought a bumper cover and rebar the rest a good bodyman can do for 1000. It is on of the nicest cars I have driven there are no alignment problems. This car can be driven across the country. It has beautiful tires like new. Convertable top works like new Everything works like it should in the car . There are no lights on except a low tire light I was running out of time and didn't put air in it tonight. Every obtion available. Comes with a 907a salvage tittle and a bill of sale. I can also get a florida rebuilt tittle for $350. If you have any more questions please call me 570 212 0218 Thanks Robert. If you have less then 3 feed back please email me befor bidding or you will be removed. Thanks for looking. |
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