Right Hand Drive Station Wagon For Mail Or Newspaper Delivery. on 2040-cars
Loveland, Ohio, United States
This car is back up for sale because of a none paying winner. This car is set up for mail delivery. Back seat is folded down. Front right seat in removed or originally not installed. Car is right hand drive making it unique. Car runs very well but needs a battery and repair to right rear break line. A plywood floor was added that runs up to front with an edge to prevent mail tray from sliding forward. a gap exists from where tray goes to front on floor to allow for small parcel tray. With four doors and rear hatch, you have easy access to all parts of the car. with the large luggage box on top, you have extra space for larger packages. Car has fan, similar to LLV fan installed. Car also has a toggle switch for radiator cooling fans to allow you to control cooling. The car is being sold as is where it is. allow for local pickup only. No warranties are expressed here.
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