1991 Toyota Mr2, Blue, Great Interior, Solid Runner on 2040-cars
Hanover, Pennsylvania, United States
Owned the car for 13months, new clutch installed in December 2012, new tires in the rear January 2013, new rear brakes and rotors in June 2013 and rebuilt alternator this past November. Cloth interior is great, no tears, aftermarket cd player, 5 speed, runs great, body overall is solid. I do have hubcaps that will go with the car, but they are not in the best shape. I have a MR2 car cover and also I still have the owners manual and t top covers that slide on while they are stored behind the seats. A/C works, heat is great, cruise works, overall the car is great running condition. The only downfall to the car is that on the driver side, not all the time, but when it rains sometimes there is a slow drip leak over your left shoulder. I keep a blue towel that matches the interior in the car pending what the weather is to lay on the top corner of the seat. Doesn't always leak, just depends. Car has 139,000 miles on it and I just did an oil change last week. The car doesn't burn or leak any oil. Very good motor. Any questions, please email. I do have for sell in the local area and if sold will remove from ebay unless a bid is made. Thank you for looking, Bill
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