1998 Chevrolet Cavalier Z24 Convertible 2-door 2.4l Bad Transmission on 2040-cars
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States
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Selling my 1998 Chevy Cavalier Convertible, Z24. 224,000 miles, 2.4 twin cam runs good, good gas mileage, starts every time. Top works fine. Automatic transmission, however, it's not working at the moment. This was my daily driver until the transmission failed. It's a fun car to drive. There is a small tear in the top, about 1 1/2". Power windows, doors, air conditioning, CD player, glass rear window, etc....I am the third owner, all women, non-smokers. Interior isn't perfect, but seats are good. Mileage is mostly highway. The car needs new tires and possibly a battery (seems weak at times). The hood latch is broken but can be opened. The passenger door only opens from the inside. A few small scratches on the body, and a small rust spot about the size of a quarter that needs cleaned off and painted. Rear bumper is scratched and needs painted as well.Kelly Blue Book is around $1800 a rebuilt transmission off here is in the $500.00 range. |
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