1985 Toyota Mr2 on 2040-cars
Sanford, North Carolina, United States
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1985 mr2 . Daily driver. Bought it for my wife to drive . She decided she wanted an automatic. I have been driving it to work but really dont need it. Has brand new tires with less than 500 miles on them . Has brand new belts including timing belt.Has A/C and cruise . A/c works. Cruise worked up untill about a month ago.It has been very dependable. Interior in good shape. paint is fair to good. No oil leaks or oil burn that i am aware of. Has pop up headlights that work great. Shifts and drives great. Body in great shape. Just had NC safety inspection. Has one crease in right front shown in pictures. Any questions please email or leave a number and i will call back. Please look at pictures carefully and ask all questions before bidding. Cash or certified bank check only please. I have set a very reasonable reserve for this 2 seater classic .Will probably have a few more miles than listed as i am still driving it. |
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