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Selling my baby. I always wanted one of these. I finally had the chance to own one when I saw this at a salvage auction. It was a theft recovery. Pics included. I replaced everything and it runs amazing. I rarely drive it. Only put 6,000 miles on it since I bought it. It was the stage 3 package. Every option available in that year. Sunroof, rain sensing wipers, navigation, etc. I had the calipers painted blue. Magnaflow exhaust. AFE intake. Catch can. Diablo tuner. Kenwood 7" navigation. Reverse camera. Tinted windows. Full led bulbs in and out. Tinted taillights. Hid fog lights. Viper 5902 remote start and alarm. Black plasti dipped grille and trunk emblem. Lowered on coilovers. Color matched 24" staggered asanti rims. 24x9 front with 245/30/24 tires. 24x11 rear with 275/25/24 tires. Very fast car. Runs like new. All of the suspension is new. Control arms upper and lower. Inner and outer tie rods. Sway bar links. Mobil 1 oil only. Shell 93 gas only. Coolant flush. Brake fluid flush.
Only selling to pay school loans. Flaws: front bumper is cracked at bottom. It was like that when I bought it. I planned on getting a new one when I finished all the mods and get the whole car reprinted. The airbag light is on. Been to the dealer twice to fix it and they said it's the airbag box that's under the passenger seat because the car I bought the seats from was wrecked and the brain needs to be replaced. And the exact milage is unknown. I ran the carfax before I bought it and it had only 53k right before it was stolen. The odometer I purchased said 25002. The only way to know it to buy a brand new odometer from the dealer and they will program the milage in it. My guess is no more than 60k. That's it. Everything else works as it should. The car is also for sale locally so I have the right to terminate this auction if need be. Call or text for more info. 614-589-0920 |
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