1997 Mitsubishi 3000gt Vr-4 Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Queens Village, New York, United States
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After 9 years of owning it, I’ve finally decided to sell my 97 VR4. The car has been well taken care of ever since I got it and I’ve spent a lot of money getting it to run and look great. So here are the details: ENGINE: the odometer had about 128K but the engine was rebuilt by Pampena Motorsports a few years ago (I still have the bill). Probably 20K-30K miles on the motor. PERFORMANCE: I didn’t make the mistake of trying to make this car a racer, instead I’ve tastefully modified the car. The upgrades include: Greddy Profec EBC, APEXI AFC Neo and a JIC single catback exhaust. SUSPENSION: Almost brand new factory shock/struts and springs. Probably have 5K miles on them. PAINT: I recently repainted the car so the exterior is in excellent condition! WHEELS: Drag DR-49 18x8 that’s almost brand new. No curb damage at all! MISC: About a year ago the car started to run hot so I redid the entire heating system...new fan, radiator, etc. |
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