1995 Ford Probe Gt Hatchback 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
White River Junction, Vermont, United States
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She's got a high-performance engine and a recently replaced (used) starter. Functional flip-up headlights with high beams; fog lights not working. Leaky tires, differently sized front and back. Spacious hatchback trunk. Originally red - previous owner (unknown) had upper/front body painted black (coarse, matte) with a blue streak and a pink (acrylic, flaky) bottom/rear. Minor chips/scratches throughout. Recently dented side-right toward the rear - scratched + cracked. Okay/half-blown speakers. One spot of split upholstery on the driver's seat - interior otherwise in great shape (few colored stains in the back seat.) Uninspectable in the (thoroughly regulated) State of Vermont due to rust on the body - rear bumper, exhaust, back axle. Uni-body, no replaceable frame parts. Driver's door slightly loose; causes door to stick, unclosed, which may drain the battery. Fair gas mileage. Recently got to 100k in October. Purchased a year ago from a friend in Rutland, VT, who also purchased it in its repainted mode. In another state, she's still got a drive left in her. It hurts to let my dream car go.
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