Cheap Chevy Cavalier on 2040-cars
Gleason, Tennessee, United States
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O.K. Here it is: Up for auction is my beloved 1996 Cavalier that I bought off ebay March 2012. I bought the car with 160000 miles on it and it now has 216300. It never gave me problem one. It has a sony remote stereo in it, and I also have Dodge Stratus rims on it, I think they look cool. This is a Chicago car so it has rust. It also recently developed a coolant leak, I put a new thermostat and new radiator cap on it. After, going thru the bleeding of the coolant system (PAIN) it is still leaking from somewhere around the right front tire, and overheats when you turn the heat on??? Since, I was recently hired by the USPS, I do not have the time to fool with it, so I bought a different car and want to sell this one. It would make a great grocery getter, cheap first car, parts car, or for someone who would like to fix it and resale it. The car runs and drives. As far as I can tell the head gasket is not blown, the oil is fine, and no white smoke from tail pipe. I will drive it a few more days, so the mileage might change. I also just changed the oil 1 week ago, I have kept the oil changed every 3000 miles with High Mileage Oil (Penzoil, or Vavoline) I will put more pics up tommorow.
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