2005 Red Mitsubishi Evolution Vii ( Evo 8) on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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Up for sale is my 2005 evo 8. I have purchased this car from a 45 year old man with three children. The car has been babied its whole life. It is a CLEAN title with 56k miles on it. As you will see i bought the car with 46k on it so havnt driven it much. The reason im selling is because i am in the military ( USMC). I can prove it to buyer since i know alot of scams use the military excuse. But anyways i have a deployment coming up on a MEU , for those of you who know what this is. I am a very reasonable guy that can work with out so just ask any questions. oil changed every 4k. The car does have some minor mods, there are as follows ( these are off the top of my head) :
full megan exhaust HKS bov Panasonic radio boost gauge aem AFR Guage AMS FMIC brand new tires tinted window 20% front limo in rear that is all i can think of i have plenty of pictures so just ask. I WILL NOT TAKE ANY LOW BALL , so please dont even try. I am in absolute no rush to sell! the car is MINT cleanest one you will see. PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE TO A CERTAIN EXTENT. NO JOY RIDES MONEY MUST BE IN HAND! CALL OR TXT WITH ANY QUESTIONS 773 681 4735 |
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