1991 Chevrolet Caprice Classic, Still Rides Like A Dream, Low Miles, Classic on 2040-cars
Crawford, Georgia, United States
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This is a classic Caprice that rides like a dream boat fresh from the factory. So quiet inside you have to check if the motor is running.
This car harkens back to the era of luxury cars that were more like boats. With only 74,xxx miles it has seen little use and great care. It does have a dent on the right rear quarter panel that would pop out. It has been left for the new owner to deal with as we did not want to mess with the original paint. The low price reflects this concern. The car is located on a car lot in Crawford, GA. You are welcome to come take a rest drive. It is also available for sale locally so listing could be pulled at any time. For GA buyers there will be a $195 dealer fee, $38 tag and title fee, $50 prep fee and sales (ad valorem) tax of $109.69 For all other buyers there is only the $50 prep fee. You will be responsible for your local taxes and fees. Feel free to ask any questions as we monitor this site daily. Good luck bidding |
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