1993 Mitsubishi 3000gt Sl Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Chula Vista, California, United States
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USED 1993 MITSUBISHI 3000GT COLOR BURGANDY. THE ODOMETER READS 205,000. IT IS AN AUTOMATIC 2 DOOR 4 PASSENGER V6 NATURALLY ASPIRATED BEAST. RUNS LIKE NEW! I WAS SURPRISED HOW QUICK THIS SOMEWHAT OLD CAR PICKED UP SPEED. THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MAKES IT CONVENIENT IF YOU ARE A DAILY COMMUTER IN A TRAFIC INFESTED AREA. BODY CONDITION- MAYBE A COUPLE MINOR DENTS. NOTHING BAD FOR A 21 YEAR OLD CAR. PAINT CONDITION- SOME SUN DAMAGE, MINOR SCUFF AND SCRATCHES ARE PRESENT. WHO DIGS THE BURGANDY COLOR ANYWAY RIGHT? BETTER YET IT'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE IT YOUR COLOR. Cool Features.. -Air conditioner -CD Player -Sun/Moon roof -Good trunk space -Power locks -Power windows New parts.. NEW TIRES W/EXTRA TIRE NEW BATTERY NEW HEADERS AND GUIDE NEW SPARK PLUGS AND WIRES NEW TIMING BELT AND SENSOR NEW THERMOSTAT NEW SEAT COVERS **Overall the car is doing great where it counts and that is under the hood and performance. Body needs a little love but that just means it's an opportunity to save money for the price. Invest it to make it your own however you please. The car is completely stock so it makes the perfect project for someone that is looking for a great running car to make it to work put in their 9 to 5, go home open a six pack relax and put in some wrench time**
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