1993 GEO TRACKER CONVERTIBLE - Blue w/ Blue Seats Excellent Condition

Condition:	Used
Make:	Geo
Model:	Tracker
Type:	Convertible
Trim:	2 Door
Year:	1993
Mileage:	179,747
VIN:	2CNBJ18U7P6927271
Color:	Blue
Engine:	1.8L
Cylinders:	4
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Blue
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Richmond, Virginia, United States

Extras

Air Conditioning
4-Wheel Drive, Cassette Player, Convertible

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Description of 1993 Geo Tracker

I am the owner of this 1993 Geo Tracker. No hanky panky - I am the full owner title in hand.
It is a Blue 2 Door Convertible. IT WILL NOT COME WITH THE HARD TOP.
The Hard Top will be switched to a brand new soft top. The WHEELS will be UPGRADED to other stock rims and 235/75R15 (larger 15" tire). The rims shown are stripped and I will be replacing them before the sale ends,
Manual with 179k Miles. RWD with optional and working 4WD (Manual locking hubs). Works like a charm.
Full engine tune up, ew exhaust piping, ew front rotors, nd timing belt have been professionally done by a mechanical who loves geo trackers.
Engine bay has been cleaned. Interior will be cleaned out.
Seats are in excellent shape and are a rare blue color. You have both front seats and rear seat that has been removed.
Windows are TINTED including the front window.
Non smoker vehicle.
Heat/AC work.
Engine has no issues.
Has current inspection.
Lived most of it's life with 1 owner in VA. Rust is very very minimal but does occur. Very clean vehicle. Did not live in salty areas.
Tow hitch included. Has connection for winch.
THE BAD:Big chunk of wheel well has been taken out that rusted through on the left. A thick floor mat currently blocks it that runs under the entire section. This means the left back seatbelt has no connection to the frame. I never had the back seat in anyways. Backseat is included.
Saw some green antifreeze in the center bottom last we ran the 4WD a month ago in the snow. We figure it was overflow but am letting the buyer know.
The back drum brakes need checked, robably lubed up. Causes a whooping noise when brakes are released for 3-4 seconds. Assuming springs are not disengaging quickly enough.Speedo cable has the "whine". Needs lubed.
Temp gauge works most of the time.