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1999 Toyota Camry Ce 4 Door- Blue - 5 Speed Manual - 134,000 Miles - Runs Great on 2040-cars

US $2,750.00
Year:1999 Mileage:134100
Location:

Scarsdale, New York, United States

Scarsdale, New York, United States

For its age, the car is in great condition.  One owner and fully maintained over the years.  Its never been in an accident.  The tires are in good shape and it drives perfectly well.

It has minor, non structural paint damage on the corner of the bumper and parts of the doors here and there likely from parking lots and the side of the garage.

There are a couple of small spots on the hood about the size of a dime where paint is missing...one looks a little rusted...but that's the only rust on the car.

The interior is in good shape with the expected wear in the drivers side carpet.

One of the clear turn signal lenses has a crack in it.

If you keep the same insurance policy, the car has a lifetime major repair warranty.  This is the reason the car has been so well maintained mechanically over the years.   Details can be provided if interested.

I'm listing this car for my father...he is doing the actual selling...im doing the actual Ebay portion (you know how it is)...So if you have a question about the car, please give me a little time to contact him and get back to you...or give a photo or whatever.  Thanks.


This vehicle is being offered for sale “AS-IS” because of year and miles.  If you are new to Ebay or if you have fewer than 4 transactions, please contact me prior to bidding for approval to bid or I will cancel your bid immediately. A $500 non-refundable deposit is required via Paypal within 48 hours of auction close.  Sales tax will be calculated at time of final pricing....Transaction must be completed within 7 days of auction end (full payment and pick-up arrangements at least).  I have done my best to describe the vehicle as accurately as possible.  Proof of insurance must be provided at time of transfer.  Once purchased, this car can be driven anywhere in the country without issue.  Contact me via email with any questions.  Please bid with confidence and good luck.

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