2009 Toyota Camry Se Sedan 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Booneville, Mississippi, United States
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ok to start,,this awsome camry belongs to a friend of mine he bought it about 3 years ago from an insurance company,it had to have a new fender and hood,was fixed and hes been driving it every since,excellent low milage car.tires are great,it does have an alabama rebuilt title.from previous,not major.last week a man backed into it with his truck,dented the right back door and quarter,,not major at all,easy fix,so hes decided to sell it.the car has around 104 thousand miles,4cyl loaded,leather,still looks new inside.hes 70 years old.look at the pictures.THIS CAR IS DRIVABLE CAN DRIVE IT ANYWHERE NOW,the car is listed with a buy it now,reserve,and a bargain.all the car looks excellent except where it was dented last week.i will require a 300 dollar pay pal deposit if sold.also rest in cash when picked up.title in hand..only sells in lower 48,and please dont wast my time if you are broke.if you dont have feed back contact me before bid..thanks and happy bidding,,,no delivery,buyer is responsible for pickup,and as i said ,,can drive anywhere,
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