1991 Dodge Stealth Es Hatchback 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Cary, North Carolina, United States
Fuel Type:GAS
Engine:3.0L 2972CC 181Cu. In. V6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Dodge
Model: Stealth
Trim: ES Hatchback 2-Door
Mileage: 165,000
Drive Type: FWD
This is a one of a kind 1991 dodge stealth show car !!!!
It's a 2 owner car!! Clean title , 5 speed transmission !!!! the engine is ordered from japan and completely rebuilt !!! only 45k miles !!!! I HAVE ALL RECEIPTS FOR EVERYTHING DONE TO THE CAR!!!! Adding to over 28k miles !!!!!
THERE IS A SMALL CLEAR COAT PEALING ON THE HOOD!! Hardly noticeable !!!
Here is the list below !!!!
1. It's custom painted (sky blue marble) you can't see the marble effect in the pictures but its beautiful in the sun !!!
2. Custom wheels with the removable black inserts !!!
3. It is on airbag suspensions !!!!! You can adjust them separately . As you see in the pictures I have it where it's to the lowest and another picture sitting at the highest !! But you can set your own !!!
4. The whole interior was gutted out and redone !!! The dashboard as you can see, is carbon fiber painted same color as the exterior (baby blue marble)
. The doors were restored with also carbon fiber and leather!!!! As well as the speaker box !!!! It has racing seats !! And also has the interior blue lights . With three adjustable modes . (Steady, strobe, or music sense) the steering wheel was also painted baby blue sparkles !!!
5. The car comes with indash DVD/TV/GPS/MP3 !!! With the 7.5" touch screen !!!! And there are two 7.5" screens as well on the rear quarter windows along with cameras to record anything you might be interested in with a touch of a button !!!!
6) all the speakers in the car are brand new !!!! Total of 8 speakers !! 4 tweeters and 2 15" subs !!!!!
And three amps to push it!!!
7) the car is also running on two separate batteries !!! One battery is for the engine , and one other big battery for the speakers,subs and the airbag compressor !!!
8) the car also come with 9000k hid light and 4 fog lights !!!
9)everything is shaved on the car !!
Trunk key and handle, door key hole and handles !!!!!
10) comes also with a pop door remote !!!! And a security alarm system !!!
11). Windows are %35 tint !!! And great back window graphic !!!
12). Brand new tires and breaks !!!
PLEASE contact me with more questions if you have any . Because I might have missed something !!!!
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