2003 Chevy Tracker Zr2 4x4 Mechanics Fixer Up Car Truck on 2040-cars
South Windsor, Connecticut, United States
Good mechanics car to fix up and sell. I'm getting a new car so selling as is. I will try and list everything I can here:
1.Car had trouble and then I took it to a mechanic and had the Mass airflow sensor replaced and it worked fine. I gunned the gas going up an icy driveway in 2wd and now it stalls and sometimes has trouble accelerating again, sensor may have blown again? 2.Car break lines are rusted out, will need to be replaced, car must be towed. 3.Rusting on bottom, and small dent on hood. 4.Rear hatch doesn't open properly. 5.Tailpipe fell off, I bought a replacement tube pipe but haven't put it on yet. I'm not a mechanic and don't know much about cars so I can't vouch for anything other than what's listed. Look at pics below and/or come out and take a look if you want and make an offer. |
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