2004 Mitsubishi Montero Limited Sport Utility 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
La Grange Park, Illinois, United States
For sale 2004 Montero Limited. This is the model year to look for - it has the new 3.8 engine not the old type 3.5
Also has the new 5-speed automatic transmission. It has all possible options that were available buy the factory Mileage is 113000. At 110000: 4 Brand new tires $1050 New Dayco Timing belt + tensioners + water pump $800 Rebuilt brake pump motor $700 New Amsoil oil in transmission, differentials and transfer case $450 Mobil 1 full synthetic engine oil Flushed coolant system with Prestone coolant $150 New spark plugs and cables $100 New engine mounts $200 Just passed new emission test. Car is in very good condition, absolutly no rust. Perfect for winter. Last year many times my wife was the only one who made it out of the parking lot and one of the few that easly made it wherever she wanted to go when no one else could. No other car in the world won as many off-road trophies as the Montero We bought it last year for $8300 and added more in parts and labor. We just bought a new car so want to sell this one asap so the you get get from me at wholesale price. I am really willing to sell it cheap !!! You can call me with any questions at 708-355-1461 |
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