Mitsubishi 3000 Gt Sl, Auto, Rare Gray Color on 2040-cars
Boone, Iowa, United States
This car is in amazing shape, Its a 1992 3000 GT SL with a 140K miles, All leather black interior, no rips or holes in the seats, everything works on car, has cruise, a/c, power windows and locks, powered drivers seat, Alpine stereo. There is a flaw in the trunk floor carpet, I left 2 reflective lamp shade in there on a hot day with cover retracted and it melted the carpet in 2 circles. The exterior is in great shape, has a scrape under right front from a parking block, but you have to get down to see it, and the right rear quarter has been painted, before I purchased it I got a carfax report on it to see if it had damage to it and nothing came up so it must not have been extensive, I noticed it because the paint had a small crack in one spot that has not changed since we had it. I will show pictures of both damage spots so you can see them. My wife has drove the car for the past three years with no problems, we just had new spark plugs installed and timing belt inspected because they say to change these after 60k, they told me it had been replaced when we purchased it but I like to have it looked at by my people. Oil was changed every 3600 miles religiously. we JUST installed one new tire on the right front, and we were thinking about buying the others but have not got it done yet .we are in need of a truck now and no longer need this car so that is only reason we getting rid of it. Thank you for taking the time to look and if you have any questions, please feel free to ask me anything and I will answer to the best of my ability.
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