Item Gone! FS 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser (fix-r-up)

[SouthernSlammed]

Item Name: 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser (fix-r-up)

Location: Milledgeville

Item is for: Sale Only

Sale Price: $500

Caliber: 4 banger

Willing To Ship: No

Bill of Sale Required: No

Item Description:
Getting rid of a 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser for a friend. I have a clear title for it. It was owned by a smoker. it has had a little fight with a gas pump bar! You know the yellow posts! It needs a fender/and a door(which can be found for about $300 for the two parts) believe it needs a fuel pump, I couldn't get it to start. Has 196,000 miles. 4 cylinder, 5 speed. was running good before it stopped. Will post pics soon! Will take $500 for it.

 

[SouthernSlammed]

Here are some pics of the car.

 

[Spridel]

That's a cool little car for $500 and just the repairs it needs.

 

[gatorglenn]

I have an 04 that could go with this one. The passenger door is good as is the fuel pump. Has an oil leak though and other problems.

 

[Spridel]

I'd pay $1,000 for one if it were fixed and running

 

[SouthernSlammed]

I'd pay $1,000 for one if it were fixed and running

It is tempting to fix it myself and make some money, but the wife doesn't want me adding to the other 7 projects in the driveway! Even if temporary!

 

[Lockout]

Are you sure it's fuel pump ?
Timing belt broke ?

 

[SouthernSlammed]

Are you sure it's fuel pump ?
Timing belt broke ?

They notorious on the cruiser? Will have to tinker with it a little today , see if I hear the pump prime up.

 

[Tgene]

I've seen these on the road and often wondered. Is there enough room inside for me to be comfortable.
I'm 6' 2, and 300 lbs. --[but not a mechanic]--

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

I would damn sure buy it if I had the cash. The 5 speed Cruiser was the most fun to drive. If you do keep it/fix it get on Car-Part.com. It's a salvage yard search site. You can find your body parts there and since it's the most common silver color you should be able to find them in the same color. No paint work needed. If it has sat for any length of time I would bet on the fuel pump. A quick compression check will tell you all you need about the timing belt. The only downside is that it's very tight under the hood of a Cruiser. Kinda like a new Beetle.
We are over in Ft. Valley. My landlord/partner don't like cars near as much as trucks. But if you don't sell it quick message me here. We have a rollback and can pick it up. But please don't crush it or part it!