am selling my 93 vr-4 the car has 114k on the clock
the good: The motor runs good trans was rebuilt with hardened 25 spline output shaft at 3sx ( dont have any receipts of work so not sure what all was done has volk 2 piece gt-c rims black calipers new drilled and slotted rotors aftermarket oil, boost, and air/fuel guages the undercarriage of the car is in awesome condition very very little rust on anything! Tires are almost new! cruise control delete (cleans up engine bay) egr delete ( makes it easier to change spark plugs and cleans engine bay) vacume reduction ( makes car more reliable with less potential for a vacume leak) all 4 tires are almost brand new nexen n5000 245/40/18's The bad: the windshield wipers aren't working and headlights aren't opening im sure its just a fuse or something just haven't tracked it down. windshield has a crack car has cloth power seats that work and aren't in bad shape could use a good cleaning paint is shiny but drivers side has a few door dings and one spot on rear quarter with a little clear that has come up. could really use a good buffing or dent removal and new paint! front bumper must of been repainted and has a few spots of flaking paint. needs a muffler it is running with no muffler and a test pipe sounds good if you like your car loud! car is for sale locally as well so i reserve right to end if car is sold early. and the reserve is not met. |
Mitsubishi 3000GT for Sale
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