740 wagon for sale
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740 wagon for sale
This probably is the wrong place to post this and if so I am sorry. I have a 1989 740 GL Wagon I bought new. I don't use it anymore and want to sell it.
I live in Media PA a suburb of Phila. It needs front brakes, a new trans relay or lock-out kit and has an intermittent starting problem that I have seen described many times in the forum. Not sure if it is a radio supression relay, an in-tank fuel pump, or some other problem. I have no tools and little mechanical ability and no one in the family wants the car any longer.
I am hoping to get $1,200, pics available. PM me for details, etc. Thanks
I live in Media PA a suburb of Phila. It needs front brakes, a new trans relay or lock-out kit and has an intermittent starting problem that I have seen described many times in the forum. Not sure if it is a radio supression relay, an in-tank fuel pump, or some other problem. I have no tools and little mechanical ability and no one in the family wants the car any longer.
I am hoping to get $1,200, pics available. PM me for details, etc. Thanks
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This site isn't really about buying and selling, in fact I think the TOS discourage it, hence, few come here looking to buy cars, and more about how to fix the cars they've bought.
Speaking for myself, I routinely scan autotrader and craigslist looking for a deal, and if yours is a deal, someone like me will snap it up.
Good luck.
Speaking for myself, I routinely scan autotrader and craigslist looking for a deal, and if yours is a deal, someone like me will snap it up.
Good luck.
Last edited by soundmiami; 04-16-2009 at 06:09 PM.
#4
Unfortunately, your wagon presents the same logistical problem that many others do for me. I don't mind traveling to buy the right vehicle; but I would have to drive the car to my home before I could do any repairs. I have the mechanical knowledge; but all my tools (and work space) are located in Georgia.
A 1,000 mile road trip in a car that needs brakes is not an option for me. OTOH, buying a car sight unseen and paying upwards of $600 to ship a $1,000 vehicle is not a viable alternative. I wish you luck in selling the wagon; but I suspect you will be limited to local buyers.
A 1,000 mile road trip in a car that needs brakes is not an option for me. OTOH, buying a car sight unseen and paying upwards of $600 to ship a $1,000 vehicle is not a viable alternative. I wish you luck in selling the wagon; but I suspect you will be limited to local buyers.
#5
Thanks for the comments. I was trying to attract local buyers and have it listed on Craig's list and was on auto trader. Seems everyone wants something for nothing these days. I guess maybe I'll fix it and put it back on the road myself. So, look forward to more questions as I begin the work.
Thanks again for the input
Thanks again for the input
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