Mr2 4age Aw11 5-speed Blue Sunroof on 2040-cars
Springhill, Louisiana, United States
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I am regretfully selling my 86 Mr2. Exterior 7/10.Blue with shiny flakes recently repainted
by last owner but honestly they needed a bit more prep work before
painting so it did chip in a few places. Didnt paint inside frunk area or underneath side skirts and they are still white as this was the cars previous color. Has a crack in the front bumper by
the fog light area. Interior id say is an 8/10 with minor wear to the
seats and 1 small crack in the dash. Both doors need new gears for the electric windows. Passenger rolls up pretty good but drivers side you have to help up. Motor works but teeth on gear must by worn out.Brand new cd player with input for
mp3 players or phone, new speakers all around with custom under seat
speakers as well. Engine has had a lot of new parts into it. Runs solid but
needs a bit of tuning to get it down to the right idle but I'm no expert
in this area. Last owner had new head gasket installed, head and block
resurfaced, new seals in head, most gaskets and o-rings replaced, new
TPS, new O2 sensor, new fuel injectors, new fuel filter, new coil, new
spark plugs, new wires, new timing belt, new alternator,new clutch
slave, new clutch, new battery,new clutch master this morning, new
rotors and brake pads, brand new tires with a whole 1,000 miles on them,
and the last owner listed tons more parts he replaced in trying to
restore it but ive forgotten a lot I know. He kept a whole folder worth
of receipts of parts that he replaced. It is sunroof model. I bought the
car in kansas city after I had a friend who was local to that area look
at it for me since I live in Louisiana but the paint job was overrated
and honestly I just really wanted one that had a perfect body and paint
so I bought it and then found out it wasnt what I was wanting. Comes with an extra rebuildable 4age 16v
engine and several parts stripped off of a parts car. Car is located in
Springhill, LA and I'm starting auction at $2,600 no reserve. Buyer responsible for shipping or pickup. No waaranty. As is/where is.Any questions please send a message. Thanks!
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