1988 Mitsubishi Montero 4wd 2.6l Engine Automatic on 2040-cars
Long Beach, California, United States
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Body straight - no dents. Roof and hood paint faded from sitting outside. Interior good, seats not ripped, dash not cracked. Vehicle specifics: 2.6 liter engine, A/T, 4WD, chrome bumpers, mag wheels, rear bench seat, trailer hitch. All windows work, no broken glass, has small windshield chip. Vehicle title clean and has dropped off DMV records. I bought it with a blown engine, and removed the engine for rebuilding, and like some projects - never got finished. All parts to put it together are there, including a new OEM cylinder head, new intake, exhaust and jet valves. Has new pistons, rings, bearings, gaskets, hoses, and timing chain components. Radiator has been professionally cleaned and checked and repainted. Includes factory shop manuals, parts manuals, and Montero-related service manuals, and an engine stand so you can start assembly when you get it home.
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