1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Convertible Cpe.no Reserve!! 5400 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Mountain Grove, Missouri, United States
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We are a Ford, Jayco and Open Range dealer in southern Missouri who recently traded for an absolutely immaculate 1994 Olds Cutlass Supreme Convertible. This car was bought new here locally and was garaged kept and drove once a week until 2012. It was bought at an estate auction in 2012 by a local couple who also garaged the car and drove it on nice weekends only. They informed us that the lady who owned it before never had it out in rain or bad weather and neither did they. This car looks like it rolled off the showroom in 1994! This car is a beauty! Everything on this car is in excellent condition including the trunk and engine compartment. The convertible top is flawless as is the paint. The interior is clean, not worn, and is in excellent condition. The car runs and drives great, no vibrations at all. The tires are excellent, we ran it through the shop and had it Missouri Vehicle Inspected. The only flaws we could find on the car is very small chips on the driver door along the edge of the door. Unnoticeable until you look for it, (see the picture). Also a very small ding on the passenger rear quarter, took a picture of it, but you cannot see it in a picture. It is very small, both imperfections could have been repaired easily, but we chose to leave this car in it's original state. This is truly a one of a kind vehicle! We are selling this car with no reserve and it starts at 4900.00 The highest bid over this amount wins a very nice convertible. We are selling this car 'as is' 'where is'. You are responsible for shipping or picking up this car if you win. We will assist you in any manner possible to make this transaction painless. There is no warranty implied or otherwise on this car. The carfax on this car is clean and will confirm everything we have stated about the car. We do have the original window sticker and a car cover for the convertible. We have the right to end this auction at any time. It is for sale locally as well. Please call Kevin Melvin toll free at 1-800-288-6827 with any questions you may have. You will not be disappointed in this one of a kind convertible and there is no surprises! You will be responsible for the financing and payment of the transaction. Please call if you have any questions and Good Luck!!!!!!
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