1988 Toyota Camry on 2040-cars
Sulphur, Louisiana, United States
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1988 TOYOTA CAMRY Car is running - has an oil leak - would not drive it until it is fixed. My daughter finally got her license and her Dad got her this car. (Her - A Girl - An Old Car - Really?) She knows absolutely nothing about fixing cars and neither do I!!! He did put on New Tires (with warranty) from Discount tire - she might have driven 500 miles since the car started leaking oil. Her Dad also installed a new radio Dual Electronics XR4115 Detachable Face (manual available) Car has a new radiator, starter and windshield. Tires alone cost $388.00. Color Burgundy is Faded - see pictures. Oh yea and this car has Very Cold A/C - Unfortunately Due to a Dispute between Dad and Daughter - the car is sitting. We Do have the Title and I want to end this Issue by seeing it leave my yard ... The Mom Buyer Must Provide Transportation ... Car Location: Sulphur, Louisiana (near Lake Charles) |
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