2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 2.3 L Stroker 37r Turbo on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Transmission:Manual
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 7,400
Make: Mitsubishi
Exterior Color: Gray
Model: Lancer
Interior Color: Black
Trim: Evolution MR Sedan 4-Door
Number of Cylinders: 4
Drive Type: AWD
This is a 2005 Evo VII MR I that's been modified with the finest parts available. Its fun, fast and reliable as an everyday driver. I've been driving this Evo back and forth to work everyday and it runs perfect. I absolutely love this car but I've just bought a new house and opened a new business all in the matter of 3 months and need to cut back one my toys. The car has been professionally dyno tuned by Forged Performance to run on E85 NO regular gas tune. It also has had the AC removed so it doesn't have air conditioning anymore. I've put a new Sony stereo and speakers in it a few months ago so the sound system is great.The car had a bummer exhaust when I bought it so i had a 4'' exhaust put on and run out the back but the hole for the bummer exhaust hasn't been touched yet(pictures included). The bumper exhaust hole is really the only big cosmetic flaw it has a few minor scratches that I've tried to photograph and some rash on the front lip. The carbon fiber on the rear wing has started to cloud which I also tried to photograph. All and all nothing you wouldn't expect from a 2005, I'm just trying to include everything Id want to know if I was buying it. I've driven this car everyday and have had no problems with it.. I've included some picture, feel free to messages me if you need another angle. This car has been heavily modified it has too much to list so if you have question please email me before bidding.
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