1992 Chevrolet Caprice

CLASSIC Sedan

8 Cylinder

Automatic

1G1BN53E0NR111836

Gasoline

Air Conditioning

Hi ... up for bid is a 1992 Caprice Classic with 103,000 miles. This car came loaded with driver side 6-way power seat, passenger side 6-way power seat, cruise control, twilight sentinel headlamps, inside power trunk opener, power antenna, illuminated right-hand visor, dual reading lamps and electric compass in rearview mirror, electric rear window defogger with electrically-heated outside rearview mirrors, Delco/Bose sound system, power mirrors, Scotchgard fabric protector, power windows, and a few other convenience options. All power options work. It also has working air conditioning. This car was well taken care of. The original owner took it to the dealer for oil changes and all the recommended servicing (have receipts). I also have the window sticker and the owner's manual. In the last 2000 miles, it has had 4 new tires, new front shocks, new front brake pads, transmission filter and fluid change, oil change, and air filter. This car drives nicely. The overall appearance of this car is nice. It's not perfect. Remember, it does have 100,000 miles on it, so there are a few chips, a ding here and there. The passenger door has a small dent below the moulding and the tops of the bumpers have been touched up with spray duplicolor. For its age, and standing 10 feet back, it's a looker. I want to be honest so you don't think you are getting a restored classic. The interior is nice as well. There is slight wear on the edging of the drivers seat, but other than that, it's real nice inside. The pictures of the dashboard are not covered in a half inch of Armor-all. This is the way it looks - real clean, no cracks. This car was not smoked in. It even had a no smoking plaque on the dashboard when I purchased it. The engine runs beautifully. The trans shifts nicely. It drives straight and stops well. I would say overall that it's a pretty decent car, especially with all the windows, door locks, etc in great working order. The ABS light stays on. I spoke to a GM mechanic. He said it's common for cars around that age. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning the sensor. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. Lowell, IN is not that far from Chicago. Thanks for looking ... Tom