Beautiful Metallic Blue 1991 Mitsubishi 3000gt Sl Well Maintained 105k Miles on 2040-cars
Grants Pass, Oregon, United States
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Beautiful blue 3000GT with 220HP 3.0L DOHC V6 engine, only 105K miles on the car. It also has iPod/MP3 connector, new tires, as is well taken care of. I've got 3 cars, I'm selling two of them so I can pay for a house down payment. The car has a few minor scuffs to be expected, but overall the car is great, with no clear coat peeling like many have, and it's the hard to find blue color. Interior is black leather, a small tear in one corner of the driver seat, but fully intact otherwise and the AC works great. Car has ABS, ECS, rear folding seats, power drivers seat, power windows/locks. Original paperwork and documents, along with old/replaced parts from rebuild included. New front/rear brake pads and rotors, new Kumho HP4 225/55/16 tires with under 3K miles on them. Transmission fully rebuilt at same time as engine at around 95K miles, new piston rings, timing belt, water pump, radiator, NGK spark plugs, torque converter, oil pump/seal, filter, ATF, full OEM exhaust. I'm in southern Oregon in the 97501 area code, but a vehicle carrier can deliver the car to you like I've done a few times for myself before. |
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