2002 Volvo S60 2.4t Awd ----- No Reserve ---- One Owner - Dealer Serviced on 2040-cars
Pineville, Pennsylvania, United States
This is a 2002 Volvo s60 2.4T AWD Platinum Green with tan leather. Approximately 185,000 miles. Matching Michelins that will pass PA inspection. Non smoker. One owner. Driven by my wife then I drove it for a couple years. Never let us down it was a good car. You can easily make this into a driver or chop it up for parts - I'm not sentimental about it. Body- It has a couple dents - one by the sunroof front lip [the sunroof works fine and has never leaked]. One on each side on the doors. There is a scratch on the trunk deck. Never hit or in any accidents except for a brick thrown off an overpass that made the dent in the roof. There is a little surface rust on that dent. No rust anywhere. I was changing the wiper blades before taking it for this years' inspection, the arm slipped out of my hand and cracked the windshield. It needs a windshield. Otherwise it would have a fresh inspection. Mechanical - The struts and strut mounts and steering gear and A-Arm bushings have all been replaced and the car is tight. The transmission and flywheel were replaced by the dealer. The timing belt is OK but is probably due [?] Passenger side rear taillight is cracked and there is a scratch in front of it. Please carefully review pictures. It needs a good cleaning and a once-over but this was always a really well maintained car. Needs a new battery. Inspected last year. Driver's seat seam is split. leather needs a good scrubbing. Other - Typical for this volvo, when replacing the battery, the airbag light was triggered. Since it is a Volvo, only a dealer can reset it. I'm not putting a battery in it or doing anything else to it - it starts at a dollar and sells to the high bidder. It will start and run and passed inspection no problem in 2012 with 183053 miles. I only drove it a couple times since then [maybe 50 miles tops]. Seems I'm too used to driving my pickup or just am not a two car kind of person. Sale terms- Plan to bring a trailer or arrange shipping - it has been sitting and I'm not a notary so don't figure on just hopping in it and driving away. Title will not be kept open and must be changed before it leaves - $50 document fee will be charged. $500 deposit by paypal within 24 hours, payment in full within 3 days or will be relisted. Sells as-is where-is no warranty no returns F.O.B. 18946 On Jan-26-14 at 18:14:34 PST, seller added the following information: Couple additional points: I have one of the original factory remote controls for this car [I'm 99% sure I have both but I can only remember where one is right this very second] and I wanted to clarify that at least one remote is included. Also, this car is 100% original paint, never touched up anywhere, no bondo no bodywork ever. It does currently have a couple dents shown in pictures and description. |
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