1994 Mitsubishi Montero Sr Rust Free Four-wheel-drive Automatic on 2040-cars
Blacksburg, Virginia, United States
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This is a 1994 Mitsubishi Montero. It is the SR version which has the larger 3.5 liter motor along with power Windows, power door locks a large sunroof that opens and closes electrically. It also has cruise control air, power steering, and is an automatic. Originally a friend of mine was going to buy it, but he couldn't keep his job so he didn't pay for it. He used it for a couple of months and had no problems with it. I had owned it for a couple years and the man I got it from lived in North Carolina and the reason he liked it, he used it for fishing, so it had a lot of room for his gear. It has been in the South and away from the coast, so it has no rust in the undercarriage or the body. It also came with seating for 7 but I removed the 2 backseats I was more interested in having a big wagon. I have them stored with all the hardware and can very easily reinstall them or give them to you. Either way would be fine with me. The motor was rebuilt about 30,000 miles ago. It also has had the timing belt replaced along with the timing belt tensioner water pump drive belts and seals. It has BFGoodrich tires the 2 on the rear are in excellent shape and the 2 on the front still have no trouble passing inspection, but are considerably more worn. It also has a good spare and full-size wheel. This vehicle was mighty big for a single owner and one dog. I usually averaged 16 to 17 miles the gallon running around in a rule area and one time going down to the coast on a level road with a 55 mile speed limit I got 19 miles to the gallon. The interior is in pretty good shape except for the side of the driver's seat is showing somewhere and has a whole in the side of the all the power attachments work and so when it's really hot outside. It doesn't try to bury you when you get in. I now have a smaller Montero, so I would like to find a new home for this vehicle. It is located in Virginia and is ready to go right now. I know all the four-wheel-drive works and I've also tried the locking rear differential. And it did block. The automatic transmission can be took out of overdrive you're going up and down steep little hills and it also has a switch that you can adjust the automatic transmission to a power mode. If you would like. This vehicle is also for sell locally. And I reserve the right to in the auction at any time Thanks for looking
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