1993 - Mitsubishi-3000gt Vr-4 on 2040-cars
Rochester, New York, United States
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Up for auction is beautiful 1993 Mitsubishi 3000 GT VR4 Twin Turbo
All-wheel drive , All Wheel St erring , 2-door coupe sports car. Truly
one of a kind rare 3000 gt VR4 Twin Turbo in excellent looking,and
running condition,with 77,200 miles only.VIN # . ja3bn74k1py029189.This
car is very strong,and very fast.Runs,and drive perfect.Tires 255/40/18
Michelin Pilot with 80% trade.Tinning belt service by Mitsubishi dealer
on 72 K.New wires,and laser iridium spark plugs,and gaskets,new front
calipers.KN filter,and valve cover.New driver,and passenger window
regulator's.A/C on this car was change to R-134,from R-12.Silver tinted
windows with front and back logo,Viper alarm,with kyles
entry.Drilled,and slotted rotors,with new brake pads.Custom floor
mats.New short 5 speed shifter,and knob.Front,and rears seats,with front
and rear panels from 99 3000gt,and also rear spoiler.ECM was rebuild
.This car is All Stock. Must see it .Every thing was done on this car was done three year ago,and cast me over $6,000.00 to made this car like you see,in
EXCELLENT almost new condition.I have for most upgrade's and services
receipt's.ATTENTION: Also the full amount for this car have to be made
ONLY BY CASH. PS:Please no emails,only phone calls (585)387-9914. Kris
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Mitsubishi 3000GT for Sale
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