1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder Gs Convertible 2-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Levittown, Pennsylvania, United States
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Hi I am selling a 1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse Convertible. This car is a driver and has been used on a daily basis I am going to start off by saying that their is no rust or dents on this car just the usual parking lot marks and nicks that you would expect from a car of this age. The exterior is in good condition and the paint shines nicely. The convertible top is not ripped but it does show some wear considering its the original top that came with the car from the factory. The rear window is made of glass not plastic. The interior is in nice shape the dash does not have any cracks the door panels are in good shape the seats are tan and cloth and are not ripped but do show some wear do to its a convertible and has had the top down on many days I would say that they are kind of faded but not a big deal the carpet is tan and original and still looks good. Everything in the interior works as it should and the car also has an aftermarket radio cd with a cd changer in the trunk. The trunk is in good shape and still has the factory jack and spare and also has black trim and carpet. The car has always been serviced the oil changed every 3000 miles and tuned up at scheduled points. The engine was rebuilt 3 years ago around 150k due to the factory balancer had a defect and came apart this is a very common problem with this type engine we had the engine taken apart had the cylinder head refurbished a new balancer installed along with the timing belt and tensioners water pump the ignition coil and plug wires belts and hoses and all new gaskets I also replaced the Clutch pressure plate throw out bearing flywheel and slave cylinder with all factory Mitsubishi parts. The rims are factory Mitsubishi alloys with brand new tires that only have 2200 miles since having them installed the brakes and rotors were all changed last year and I did have some exhaust work done as well. This car is still registered state inspected and insured and driven on a regular basis. For the age of this car you are not going to find one in this shape I am only selling due to I need something bigger for work and cannot keep up with two vehicles at this time. Any time I go anywhere in this car people always complement me on how nice and clean the car is and most mistake it for a new car. I can insure you that you can fly in from anywhere and drive this car home If you are in my area you are more than welcome to have a mechanic take a look or you can take it for a test drive. I will also say that this is an older car and I have kept up with everything very well to make sure that I was safe and sound and If I had a garage to keep it in just to put it away I would because this car is sure to be a classic in the near future. If you have any questions please send me an e mail and I will get right back to you and thanks for looking at my car.
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