1993 Mr2 Turbo Low Miles Clean! No Reserve Price! Runs Great ! on 2040-cars
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up for sale is my 1993 toyota mr2 turbo! it has 90,616 original miles and is in very good shape! Runs and drives well with no known issues. The body and paint is in great shape considering its a 22 year old vehicle (please keep that in mind) it has some small scratches etc and a few small areas where it could use a little touch up paint but all in all its in great shape. The interior is beautiful as you can see! Very clean with very little wear, still has the original floor mats in good shape. T Tops do NOT leak as i power washed the car yesterday still no drips inside. Clutch is strong, motor runs as it should, the engine is stock minus a cat back exhaust, never had a boost controller on it to my knowledge. It does have a nice set of konig wheels with almost new rubber , upgraded cross drilled rotors and pads. All in all this is a great example of a low mileage rare 1993 mr2 turbo that needs nothing but someone to drive it. Also YES this car does have the very rare factory LSD transmission option! This is a rare car with low miles and i hope it goes to a good home, i just have too many toys and one needs to go. This is being offered at no reserve and the highest bidder wins! good luck and thanks for looking. The vin is jt2sw22n0p0079345
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