1993 3000gt Vr4 Rare Low Mileage Stock Never Modified on 2040-cars
Utica, Michigan, United States
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I would rate the exterior of the car a 7+/10. There are some light scratches here and there but nothing major. Most of the light scratches have been touched up by the previous owner. I noticed that the rear wing has been repainted at some point in the past. The texture of the paint is a little different than the rest of the car. The rims are in solid shape as well. 2 of the 4 rims have some curb wear. All 4 tires are almost brand new. All glass is in good shape. There are a couple scratches in the glass on the driver window. Brakes are in perfect working order. The interior of the car I'd rate an 8/10. The front seats have been reupholstered with new leather by the previous owner. All power seat functions work great. The passenger side carpet has a couple small spots of discoloration. I will work on cleaning this up before the sale. Just needs a little shampoo. The dash vents are cracked as usual on these cars. This doesn't cause any issues other than appearance. The climate control monitor works perfectly without any problem as well as all the gauges. The only item worth mention is that the tachometer works intermittently. Everything else works perfect on the cluster. I will look into this as well before the sale. Overall a very clean car. The engine runs strong and pulls hard. The turbo's boost as they should without any issues. The car has never been modified and boost has never been raised higher than stock levels. The car was previously owned by an older gentlemen who used it for weekend driving. The Transmission shifts smooth without any grinding. AWD and AWS systems work as they are supposed to. All power options and lights work as well. Overall a great car for daily driving or for the sunny weekends. Car has a clean and clear Michigan title. No leins. 2 Sets of keys will come with the car. Please do not waste my time and I promise not to waste yours. If you have any questions please contact me on my cell. Please feel free to call anytime. Thanks for your interest. Nick 248-895-2625 |
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