1999 Toyota Camry

Sedan

V6

Automatic

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Clear

Gasoline

1999 Toyota Camry LE Was my daily driver up till about 2 weeks ago and I literally would drive it anywhere V6 automatic Apprx 145K Recent rear struts (last year), battery about 3 years old, starter repaired 2 years ago Cloth interior -good condition 4 Michelin tires - 1 about 1.5 years old, other 3 need to be replaced soon The wife literally got a new car about two months ago and I inherited her old car (and a $1,000 worth of problems there) so this one has to go one way or the other. Things wrong with the car that I know of..... Last winter one of the steel brake lines corroded. I replaced the lines. It is not the best or prettiest of jobs, but has been working. Along the way, I think one of the ABS wires got broken as the ABS light is always on now (just happened right after the lines got replaced) The slider for the front left caliper is frozen. The caliper cannot move like it should and the brake pads wear out prematurely (brand new set of Wagners on the front right now) Probably all of the rotors should be replaced or at least turned if there is enough material Some dings/dents/rust/cracks in bumper panels Found a large puddle of clear fluid under the front left side of car, and it looks like one of the power steering hoses has corroded and leaking (leaks as fast as I can put it in almost). You can still drive the car, but it is harder to turn (it has been sitting since I discovered the leak as I do not want to possibly trash out the rack) Car starts and runs fine. Car stops, but the brakes are spongy. If you have the time/tools you can probably fix yourself. It really just needs the steering leak fixed and the brakes looked at/repaired Recently passed Indiana emissions Clean Indiana title Feel free to ask questions Cash only. As soon as the local Chase ATM accepts your bills, I will hand over the title to you SOLD AS ISOn Aug-10-15 at 13:11:34 PDT, seller added the following information: UPDATE Took the car to a local repair shop and they said that the return line for the power steering is what was leaking. Got a quote of about $160 parts and labor to fix or I saw on the internet the 34" rubber/metal hose is about $30-$50 if you want to do it yourself. Also, the car is listed locally, so I reserve the right to end the auction early (up to 12 hours before ebay ends this auction) Again, CASH only sale. Car must be picked up and paid for within 72 hours from end of auction.