1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gst Hatchback 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Butte, Montana, United States
History and Features: I have a 1997 eclipse spyder gst completely stock with 87000 miles. It's
very difficult to find these cars with low miles. It's an automatic
with the 4g63T. The cylinder Head just got done but now a leak down test shows the piston rings are done, so a 50 dollar part and some work will fix the car. I don't have time because of school so I'm letting this car go for
cheap. The hood closes fine, but in the picture I took off to work on
the car. I will be leaving this summer so just send me an offer.
Condition: The paint on the car is close to perfect, and there is a little door ding. There is some scrapping on the front Bumper and by the wheel well, but I would say the body is 9 out of ten especially for its age. Someone tried to break into the car a while ago, and tore the convertible top, so it will need a new one in the future( 200) bucks. There is a tear in the driver seat, but the interior really cleans up good. Shipping and Payment: I am looking for 2500 obo for the car and this seems reasonable, since it has such low miles. This car can sell for around 5000 once fixed easily.... I just don't have the time. Also interested in trades. Let me know by contacting me at 406 203 6558. Also the car has a clear title in my name.I can arrange shipping and I will be more then willing to send more pictures upon request. Buyer is responsible for pickup and there will be no refunds or returns. |
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