1992 Toyota Mr2 Base Coupe 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Jackson, New Jersey, United States
Up for sale is a good condition Toyota MR2.
paint is in good condition with scattered scratches interior is excellent, has a radio delete plate mechanically seems to be in good order speedometer doesn't work, nor does vehicle odometer presumably due to the same issue. I have been told it is a normal issue for the speedometer cable to bind up and stop working until it is repaired. it is a mechanical speedometer, so there should be no expensive repairs on it. Other than this I have seen no issues with the car. in person inspections are welcome in Jackson, NJ however the vehicle is not registered or insured so NO test drives. Came from Florida about 2 months ago so it is a non Sandy car Purchased to turn into cheap racer but it is in too good of condition to tear down |
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