2006 Chrysler Pt Cruiser Limited Wagon 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Tomah, Wisconsin, United States
I have a very clean and solid 2006 Chrysler pt cruiser for sale. Has a
couple of minor rust spots on it is all. The interior is very clean and
smoke free. The seats have some staining on them but the rest of
interior is immaculate. Both of the rear seats fold down for maximum
storage of the rear of the vehicle. This car has two key fobs that both
work. Power everything including the power moon roof. Ice cold A/C and
has 4 brand new Goodyear eagle LS tires. The windshield cracked this
weekend while washing it so that will need replaced. Also has a 1.25"
hitch with wiring for a small trailer or bike rack. The mileage is
142*** runs smooth and solid and shifts like new. Title is clean and
clear sitting in my safe ready to signed over to the new owner.
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