2003 Mitsubishi Evolution Gsr on 2040-cars
Sterling, Virginia, United States
This is a 2003 Mitsubishi Evolution w, 103330 miles currently on the car. I just purchased another Evo that was missing the engine trans tcase and that's why this has become a rolling shell. I had this car repainted in August of last year because I wanted to put the Evo 9 front w the JDM Rear and wanted everything to match. So everything was done from door jams seals were removed door handles, mirrors ext. Engine bay is the only area that didn't get redone. The factory evo 8 bumpers were reinstalled for the roller and were not repainted at the time the car was painted in the Complete Evo 8 factory interior is installed and in great shape for 11 years of wear. Engine harness is installed and in goog working order and rear end (Diff) and all four axles come with the car. I have included a pic of everything that is included that is not currently installed
::::Whats Missing::::
Complete Engine/ Trans(clutch flywheel) T-case/ Driveshaft/ Radiator/Oil Cooler/ Complete Turbo setup and Exhaust.....
.Otherwise this car is complete with no headaches a rare find to see a Roller that isn't torn apart. ECU, All wiring harness, Rear Diff, All four axles, complete Suspension I just installed Brand New White line Front Ball Joints W/ White line Tie Rodends and Moog Inners. All the Brakes are good and have plenty of pad and rotor left. The wheels are Black 17" Rota Grid wheels w Bridgestone tires w/ about 50% wear left. All the factory engine mounts and lower bracket& harness are there.
Within 24 hours of end of auction $500 dollar deposit must be recieved and car must be picked up with in 5 days with full balance paid.
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