1991 Toyota Mr2 Turbo With Gen 4 Engine Upgrade Professionally Done! on 2040-cars
Long Valley, New Jersey, United States
This is a great car! I Love the car but other projects are calling! This MR2 has a gen4 engine upgrade that was professionally done by prime performance in Stanhope NJ. This car has had all brakes, suspension, Fuel lines, fuel tank and all filters replaced. I have invested well over the 10K mark into this car, so whomever purchases it will have a fun and reliable MR2. The seats are worn and the leather needs replacing but foam is in superb condition so only seat covers are needed. The Audio system has been upgraded and sounds good. There is a push to start button mounted and just needs to be wired into the ignition. The whole car is plasti dipped flat red with green accents, and the dash is done in purple to match the powder coating in the engine bay. The exhaust is stainless racing exhaust and it has no cats. The mr2 has the 1994 tail lights as well (very sought after). Any question feel free to ask. car is sold as is. I will do what I can to help with setting up shipping but I am not offering it. It is hands down one of the most fun cars I have owned!
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