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1997 Mitsubishi 3000 Vr4 Gt Gto Very Rare 6speed All Wheel Drive Adult Owned Nr on 2040-cars
Year:1997
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You are looking at a VERY RARE 1997 Mitsubishi vr4 with a 6 speed getrag transmission, the 1997 and 1999 vr4 are the rarest and the FASTEST vr'4s ever made there are not many of these years left, this car has a new getrag transmission in it about 3000 miles ago, brand new racing clutch kit, brand new LIGHT WEIGHT FIDANZA flywheel new turbos all new spark plugs timing belt and water pump, brand new interstate battery,has a apex system, everything works ac blows cold heat blows hot, his car is gorgeous. I lost the face plate to the radio,and needs tires. The main problem actually the only problem with the car is that it sounds like a lifter in the heads is tapping, not running 100% anymore PERFECT carfax report. have all receipts , and books. NO RESERVE This is one of the nicest vr4 the interior and exterior are in Great shape everything in the car works the car is gorgeous it is a very fun car and it is to me the best year 1997 ever produced from all the vr4 and the fastest. all Mitsubishi vr4's do factory 0-60 in 5.7 sec. ONLY the 1997 Mitsubishi vr4's can do factory stock 0-60 in 4.8 sec. ( look it up that's why 1997 was the best year for vr4's) Brand new transmission brand new racing clutch kit brand new fidanza light weight flywheel brand new interstate battery brand new spark plugs new turbos water pump recently changed timing belt recently changed needs radio, and tires, also it sound like a lifter is tapping in the motor |
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