1998 Mitsibishi Eclipse Gsx Dsm Awd Turbo, Salvage, Wrecked, Damaged, Rebuilder on 2040-cars
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
I have a great looking rare and very sporty eclipse gsx project car. Runs and lot drives and is a fast little car!! Only 74k very low miles, manual, 4cylinder, awd, turbo, exterior red in color/ interior is gray leather. This is a project car im not a expert and not sure whats all done to it- U are buying it as is! Heres the story on it. I bought it at a auction as a project car. Brought it home with high hopes in mind- the car has been sitting there ever since (about 6 months). Now I have way too many things going on and don't ever see my self working on this one so im offering it to a new home. I have driven the car around the block a few times but tats as far as I have gone. It starts a little rough once it sits for a couple weeks but once it does it runs good. The insurance company had the car apart (bumpers, taillights, and inside panels) I put most of it back together. Tats all I have done to the car. There is still damage to the right rear quarter and right door. The battery is also dead- will need a jump. Has a greddy big front mount, intake, exhaust, looks like aftermarket injectors and turbo, not sure wat else. Also I have a extra 3" full exhaust, turbo and piping. Really dont know much about these cars hopefully someone does and can give it a good home. It does have some dents, chips, scratches, and some damage on the right side (I will let the pictures explain all off that). Also the front bumper is messed up. Salvage title. This is a project car!! It needs work! serious buyers only!! Do not bid if you don't intend to pay!! Must email me before you bid if you only have zero feedback!! I can have the car shipped to you anywhere in the us for about $1 a mile. The pictures are a couple weeks old when it was warm outside, now its just to cold and snow out side for me to take more new ones. If the weather gets better before the auction ends I will load up some new ones. You can email me at odcustoms@yahoo.com or call/text 402-730-9329 for any questions.
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