1998 Hyundai Tiburon Fx Coupe 2-door 2.0l 5 Speed Custom! Turns Heads! on 2040-cars
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States
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1998 HYUNDAI TIBURON FX. 5 SPEED 2.0 DOHC
Up for sale is my custom 98 tiburon.
CLEAR TITLE IN HAND. - not an R title.
car was in an accident and repaired several years before i got it. 101000 miles on the clock.
car is plastidipped and was featured as a spotlight car on dipitcrew @ www.dipitcrew.com/crew-spotlight.html
see the featured youtube video here - http://youtu.be/Od4yVCBTcxk
car shows signs of it's age. it's not perfect by any means, it hesitates when cold, but it runs and drives great after it warms to normal temperature.
several new oem and performance parts. too many to list. but i'll try new low profile tires have about 2000 miles on them with a fresh alignment and new tie rod ends. car drives straight as an arrow, and handles great.
car has had bodywork done, including an korean fiberglass hood that i had imported. the car has been plastidipped wich is like a spray wrap. (google plastidip or goto dipyourcar.com)
it has new o2 sensors, maf sensor, air intake sensor,crank and cam sensors, new catalytic converter, new tires, new air filter, alzetta tail lights, custom painted headlights and clear corners and 2.5" full stainless exhaust included.
it's been well taken care of, and should provide several thousand more miles of enjoyment.
I also have a coil over conversion kit that has not been installed yet that i would include for an additional $50 if you want to lower this car.
the car is a 5 speed manual trans and has a new clutch and flywheel with about 8000 miles on them. shifts fine, no problems with trans.
the engine has an intermittent lifter tick that only happens once in a while. It was checked out by the dealer, and I was told by the hyundai technician and cooberated with several online forums that this is normal for the 2.0 DOHC engine of this age. it goes away with fresh oil changes.
I have a complete 2.5 stainless exhaust with header that will be included with the car. it's removed due to emission requirements. new catalytic converter/header was just installed 6 months ago. the muffler/tailpipe end is still on the car for a great performance, looks, and sound. Car has a cd player that plays mp3 cds. I also have the oem tail lights if the alzetta tail lights aren't what you like. i would install the oem for you.
interior is in good shape. it has normal wear and tear for being a 98. air conditioning does not work, i never had it checked for repair, i'm not sure what is wrong with it. please message me for additional pics or to ask any questions.
car does run and drive great. I drive it daily.
however the car is being sold as-is with no warranty implied.
thanks for looking.
the car is also being sold locally and online, so get it while you can!
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