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1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gst Hatchback 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars

US $3,400.00
Year:1995 Mileage:153000
Location:

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Arlington, Virginia, United States
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I'm selling my Silver manual Eclipse GST (FWD, turbo) that I was using as a daily driver. It has 153,000 miles. I am selling because I will be moving cross country soon. I have lowered the price to the lowest price I'll take, I am now firm on the price. I own a car trailer so I can deliver the car if the buyer is serious. ***Video shot with my GoPro of the car running:****** Video of the car running, pulls great! ~1995 ~Silver ~Manual ~Turbo ~Reliable Daily Driver ~Delivery available! This car is fun and fast! They are unique and are getting rare finding one in such good condition now. Before I got the car, it sat in a garage for 3 years because the previous owner thought a blown inter-cooler pipe was something more serious! All work has been professionally done by ExtremePSI and it amazes me how much care they took to get reliability AND modifications!  The car is clean of rust, no parts are seized with age, it amazes me how easy it is to work on when there is not even surface rust! The car is on a safe default DSMlink tune now, but when tuned by professionals, this car ran mid 12 second quarter mile times consistently!  The car still has EVERY emissions part. It will be easy to get inspected and pass emissions. Modifications: DSMlink v2 BigEvo3 13G Turbo Digital boost controller that can change the boost limit based on gear 3" inch A'pexi exhaust with highflow cat Prothane motor mounts 950cc Fuel Injector Clinic (low Z) Injen intake Aftermarket recirculated BOV Slotted rotors Bridgestone Potenza tires with a lot of tread Shortshifter kit Aftermarket boost guage Aftermarket radio Cons: The night I got the car, I took it off the trailer and damaged the front left quarter panel, the damage is isolated to the quarter panel though. It'd be an easy replacement though.

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