2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gt Coupe 2-door 3.0l Will Take Payments on 2040-cars
Gainesville, Florida, United States
This is a great running car,
New Brakes Newer tires body kit (shine street) New belts New gaskets (exhaust,valve cover, intake...etc) Cold Air Intake This car runs great, I have another so I no longer need this car. NO A/C needs compressor Comes with a brand new radiator, nothing wrong with old one other then it being old, also comes with a brand new set of prothane motor mounts (look them up) this isn't a cheap set either Paint is in ok condition minor scratches here and there but nothing to major. Inside needs a little bit of work New suede headliner, dash was cracked but replaced it. missing small clock cover and the piece the goes over the gauges. nothing to serious. for a 14 year old car it runs like a champ and is decently fast car lots of fun. NOW I AM WILLING TO TAKE PAYMENTS YOU MUST AGREE TO MY TERMS $500 DOWN PAYMENT VIA PAYPAL $150 A MONTH WITH CONTRACT ALSO PAID THROUGH PAYPAL (TO ENSURE BOTH OF OUR SAFETY) I DON'T CARE WHAT THE LISTING SOLD FOR BUT IF YOU ARE ASKING FOR PAYMENTS THEN I WANT AT LEAST $2500 CAR IS WORTH MORE THEN THAT |
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