1993 Dodge Stealth R/t Turbo Hatchback 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
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selling my 1993 dodge stealth rt/tt, bought it for the girlfriend to drive. but we now have 5 vehicles and really dont have the space to keep it, as nice as it would be and as much as it sucks to sell it!
the car has just about 120000, just had the 120k done. paint is nice and shiny no dents. does have a couple marks on the front bumper where paint came off and a couple small spots on rear bumper, other than that the exterior is in awesome condition! with the rare chrome 93 rims. also just replaced the alternator. as far as mods car is almost stock only aftermarket things are manual boost controller, chrome y pipe, new downpipe, powdercoated wrinkle black valve cover to look stock and new bolts put in it, vacume reduction, and tinted windows interior is the black leather, drivers seat does have usual bolster wear and a few cracks but doesn't look tooo bad. and passenger seat has a couple cracks but again not too bad looking. back seats are nice. things the car needs, the drivers side lock is acting up sometimes it wont unlock with the key from the outside, i haven't taken it apart to see if i can figure it out yet, the few paint blemishes, and possibly a 2nd gear synchro not sure on this yet though! the old owner had things a little messed up and would grind when tried to shift in 2nd occasionally but i fixed the vacuum to the transmission and it seems to shift good now, so dont know if that was the whole problem or what. haven't driven the car too much. possible trades for a ski doo rev ( depending on year cash on top) |
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