1998 Mitsubishi 3000gt 2dr Hatch Back on 2040-cars
Haledon, New Jersey, United States
This vehicle is in EXCELLANT CONDITION andI have documents to prove it! The body is in mint condition. You'd be hardpressed to find any blemishes or chip. The car is fully loaded with powerwindows, seats,mirrors, A/C and also has a remote engine start for the coldweather. The interior is also in EXCELLENT CONDITION except for some wear on thedrivers side seat. Car runs and drives like its brand new. I have over 20,000 inreceipts of vehicle history from the previous owner and myself. Its important tonote that the engine was rebuilt by jasper when it had 100,723 miles and thevehicle reads now 154061. that's approximately 54,000 miles on the newengine that cost over 5,000. I just put in a new transmission 2 years ago itonly has about 13,000 miles on it that cost almost 3,000. just recently Ichanged the entire brake system. Front and rear rotors and pads as well as fixedthe tie rods and added two tires to the front. that work was done recent withonly 3,500 miles on it. Yesterday I had them run the computer to get it ready tosell and showed a bad oxygen sensor and battery. so it was all replaced washedand detailed 400.00 later. I also have a very loud after market exhaust in thevehicle. It sounds really cool I made a video if anyone is interested. It'salso important to note that there's also an aftermarket sound system withan amp that was over 1,000. I have tons of receipts and documents in addition towhat's listed. My objective was to have this car as safe as I could make
eMail me for more details : free.alvis@yahoo.com
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