2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gs Coupe 2-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States
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This 2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS is equipped with the Rockford Fosgate stereo system and a sun roof. It has 17 inch rims and new Goodyear Eagle GT tires. The car has 57,000 easy miles on it. This car has never been raced, abused or wrecked. It is in very good condition with no dents on the body or tears in the seats. The car has a few minor scratches on the paint and a small hole in the back seat ( picture included). The care runs great and everything works. Fresh transmission service, oil change, and spark plugs. I am the second owner. The first owner was a friend of mine who passed away. I require 500.00 down with pay pal and cash when the care is picked up. The car is priced to sell, below blue book |
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