2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo Evolution Viii 8 - 72k - Clean Title Roller Shell on 2040-cars
Auburn, Washington, United States
2003 Evo VIII
-Clean title -72k miles -Tarmac Black Exterior Lots of little dents. Almost every panel has a dent/paint damage. Has damage to the front right corner as well. Right fender was replaced (VIN does not match). Hood still has damage from previous accident. There is no core support damage. Roof has damage. Tail lights, head lights and front bumper are not included. Interior Very clean. No tears in the seats, non smoker, no pets. Glove box still intact. Missing radio and driver A-pillar. Drivetrain All gone. Wiring harness included (pigtails for injectors are clipped off). Suspension Factory suspension. Only modification is Tein S lowering springs. Brembo brakes in decent shape. Aftermarket slotted rotors - probably need to be turned. What is included? Basically all that you see in the pics. What is not included? -Engine, transmission, transfer case, rear diff, tail lights, head lights, front bumper, stereo, ECU, shift knob, all axles, fuel pump assembly. Things to know... Car has an expensive alarm system that I decided to leave in the car. Rims are curbed up a little, but decent. Tires are in good condition with good tread, but they are mismatched. Same size, different brands. Title is clean, signed off and ready to go. Title shows mileage discrepancy. Carfax indicated mileage is consistent, with no rollback. Carfax shows 2 accidents. |
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