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1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gsx Hatchback 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars

US $4,000.00
Year:1995 Mileage:176678
Location:

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States
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 Whats up craigslist. I'm selling my project 95 eclipse GSX AUTO...yea thats right...AUTO. I've had her since 2010. Its been fun but now its time she go to somone who love her just as i did....if not better!

I have the current registration. It's just expired that's all. No issues with getting her registered or issured.


When i brought her "from the 2nd owner in 2010". She head a body kit that was molded and ribbed into the car...So she will need a bit of sanding and bondo to seal the holes and remove the access bondo. Their are 4 dents, 3 minor. 1 major. I know someone who can do all the body work. So body work is not even the issues.

The 3 minors are the edges of the hood and the rear quarter panel. The major is the passenger fender. Might be cheaper to just buy a new set of fenders for like $60 at the most!. Front driver seat is worn, thats how I got her from the 2nd owner. passenger seats are in pretty good condition. Head liner is pealing in some places....windshield has a crack. It was like that from the 2nd owner, Has not bothered me any since i've had her.... She will need smog $50 and reg about $160.

mechanically. no problems.
I've replaced all the gaskets,seals and belts"not the alternator belt tho".Timing Belt Hydraulic Tensioner have been replaced. All within 5k. So the engine is sound and ready. She just needs some gas and go.

upgrades-
turbo
intercooler
intercooler piping
exhaust
downpipe
95amp altinator
HID lights
Projector headlights
99ECU for flash tunning
catalytic converter
brakes
brake pads
SS brake lines
SS oil feed and water feed lines
SS oil return line
air intake
bov
crank angel sensor
cam angel sensor
port work on the intake,TB and TB elbow

cons-
reg
worn driver seat


I am the 3rd owner. Clean Title. Never been in a accident. 176k miles on the body. just over 100k on the motor and trans

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