1984 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Sedan 4-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Albany, Georgia, United States
Hey I am selling a 1984 Chevy Caprice, it has a 305 motor and 700r4
transmission. The car has a 4 year old candy paint job which still
looks very good, there are some minor chips in the paint but it is only
noticeable from up close. A/C works great and blows out cold air. I have
just had the motor rebuilt and the car runs good. The interior is in
good condition which has a pioneer cd player and there are 5 speakers inside including the two original speakers in the dash and 3 small speakers in the back.The car has 2 6 by 9s in the trunk and 2 12'' kenwood speakers and two amps and horns under the
front of the car. The tire size is 295/35/24, three tires are almost new
and the other tire has about 60 percent tread left. The car has minor problems such as the speedometer and mileage reading which stopped working about 2 months ago and the exhaust pipe rattles sometimes but i plan to fix it before i sell the car. Update: I just put in a brand new radiator and thermostat. You can email me through eBay or text 229-206-0479 if you have any more questions, thanks
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