1996 Mitsubishi Gt Spyder Sl on 2040-cars
Palm Springs, California, United States
VERY RARE 1996 MITSUBISHI 3000GT SPYDER SL, Striking RED over TAN LEATHER. Completely original 2 owner car with less than 31,000 actual miles. These cars are appreciating in value, and this Spyder is an exceptional car due to its very low mileage and impeccable overall condition. Care has been taken to preserve every detail, cosmetically and mechanically. There has never been body or paint work of any kind. The exterior finish is as fresh as the day it was built. Original chrome wheels are in perfect condition with zero curb scuffing or damage of any sort. Bumpers are clear, showing no stone chips or damage of any kind. Headlight covers remain perfectly clear, not even a stone chip or scratch on the original windshield. The interior is as fresh as the exterior. Absolutely no signs of wear, beautifully finished leather seating and original factory mats.
This Spyder is excellent mechanically, and has great performance and handling. An absolutely amazing car to drive on winding roads or just around town. The retractable hardtop operates flawlessly and is as handsome in the "up" position as it is stylish when "down". Originally registered in Arkansas, currently in Palm Springs, Californiia. This car is being offered for sale locally,as well as on Ebay. Car will be sold "as is" with no expressed warranty. Owner will show car locally, and will help with arrangements for shipping. |
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