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Posted on 12/4/2008 10:40:56 AM
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1999 Chrysler LHS, 1995 Ford Ranger & misc racing
1999 Chrysler LHS 3.5L V6. Rebuilt transmission in the winter of 2006...at that time we also replaced the timing belt, drive belts, water pump, valve cover gaskets & shifter cable. Within the last year we've replaced the battery, alternator, tires, front brake pads/rotors and wheel bearings. The car has 220,000 miles but runs great with excellant gas mileage. NO leaks NO drips.
Gold in color, tan leather interior, power sun roof, heated seats, AM/FM CD..pretty much all the options that were offered. The car needs a windshield, it has slight hail damage and a couple small dings here and there. The fog lights have been removed and there is a crack in the front air damn thanks to a raccoon.
KBB says $2440 for FAIR condition private part sale AND $1150 trade in value. I'm asking $1495.00. Pretty cheap for what I'd consider a good work car or 1st kids car. Just to stress again it has a few cosmetic flaws otherwise it'd be priced a couple thousand higher.
1995 Ford Ranger 4cyl 200k plus, 2 wheel drive. It runs & drives good BUT this is nothing more than a cheap farm truck or short distance work truck etc...it was fleet maintained for nearly it's whole life thus it still runs good PLUS the AC works great! $400
1 50lb lead ballast-valve cover shaped. $20
1 compressed water cool down can, great for stock cars & especially demos or figure 8 cars to clean out & cool down the radiator. $20
Wood burning barrel stove, all ready to go! great for a small shop or garage. $20
2 race car chassis cradles. These are homeade with wheels...we use them to put our late model chassis's on so we could roll them around the shop. I can't see any reason why they couldn't be modified to fit just about anything. $20
Swimming pool supplies...just about anything for an above ground pool. Chemicals, test strips, nets, etc....I'm tired of looking at them. $20 (there's probably $150 worth of chemicals if I was to sit & add them up.)
Contact Information:
Mark Egger
Phone: 402-366-3088
Email: [email protected]
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