No Reserve!!! Bid 2 Win 4.6 Mercury Cougar Xr7!! Same Engine As Mustang Gt on 2040-cars
Santa Rosa, California, United States
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Selling the Cougar! The car is in need of a tune up. It has check engine codes
p0707
p0708
p1443
p1151
The car runs and drives fine, has a slighty rough idle. Could use sparkplugs or coil, I am not a mechanic. The car is a fixer driver. I just bought a new truck.
Registration just expired in May 14th.
Clear California Title
Driver window does not roll down
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Cold AC works good still. Doesnt overheat.
Selling AS IS No Warranty. Buy for parts for an old car restoration or Drive it as you fix the little things
The car is NOT CA Smogged. Needs the check engine light cleared to do so.
Had the car now for 5+ years. Its always ran good and never let me down. I have been living in a non smog county so I didnt address those issues. Can go with new buyer to AAA to trandsfer if its local. Cleat Title in HAND
NO RESERVE!!!!!! BID TO WIN!!!
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