1994 Ford Probe Gt Custom Show Car Custom Paint Interior Wheels And Lambo Doors on 2040-cars
Franklin, Kentucky, United States
We have for sale a custom built 1994 Probe GT Show Car Recent best of show Tuner Class Custom Orange Pearl exterior Paint Custom Black and orange interior Custom 17 inch chrome wheels with good tires Lambo doors Stock 2.5 liter V6 engine Tinted windows Custom body work custom exhaust sounds great Rust free southern car Runs and drives great No nonsense manual windows Shaved door handles We are selling this car AS-IS with no warranty expressed or applied This car is located at Main Street Motors, 208 North Main Street Franklin Kentucky 42134 We are a licensed Kentucky Automobile Dealer The sale of this vehicle originates in Franklin Kentucky 42134 We Highly recommend having any vehicle inspected before bidding. We recommend e-bay's inspection service For any questions or to schedule a test drive or inspection, Please call Jeff at (615) 829- Thanks, Jeff On Dec-07-13 at 12:34:00 PST, seller added the following information: This car has a 5-speed manual transmission, not an automatic as the add reads above. I pushed the wrong burron. Thanks, Jeff |
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