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1994 Ford Probe Gt 2.5l V6 on 2040-cars

US $1,600.00
Year:1994 Mileage:229370
Location:

Brookston, Indiana, United States

Brookston, Indiana, United States

This Ford Probe GT is an good candidate for restoration or performance modifications. This car had been an excellent all-around cruiser; especially on the highway. It is an original, stock GT that has mostly highway driven miles, but now needs some attention to a few non-major mechanical/electrical items; such as a need for a new throttle position sensor and possible cleaning of the EGR valve to improve the performance of the car. Items that have been replaced on the car as part of normal maintenance are as follows: Both front axle half shafts and CV boots; Exhaust system; Front brakes-rotors in good shape; could use left rear rotor and rear brake service.  Tires (not recently new, but in good shape); Distributor; with recent modification to a remote HEI ignition module.  Front and rear struts; tie rod ends; ball joints; stabilizer links; Mass Air flow sensor; Alternator; Spark plugs and wires; O2 (oxygen) sensors. Items needing attention or replacement:Throttle position sensor, Battery and battery cables, AC recharge (compressor works fine), Driver's seat forward/backward control (all other power seat controls work fine; such as bolster adjustment, seat raise/lower and tilt).  The body does have some blemishes, weatherstrip aging and some clear coat peeling on the driver's door, but looks good overall.  Lower driver's door plastic trim has a minor vertical crack.  The original aluminum wheels have been refinished.  I am the second owner and purchased the car in Fort Wayne, Indiana.  These Ford Probe GT's are sporty, good-looking cars with a unique design.  I have the title with the car.  The car must be picked up within 1 week; I will not deliver.  Full payment required through PayPal or certified bank check in person at time of pickup.  WIthin 48 hours, contact me at rvstirm@gte.net.  (Randy).  Thanks for bidding!

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