'85 Toyota Mr2, No Sunroof California Car on 2040-cars
Grants Pass, Oregon, United States
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Some assembly required! This is a nearly rust free California car without a sun roof. Because of the lack of a sun roof, these cars are sought after as they weigh less, have more head room and are an ideal candidate to turn into a race car. This might also be desirable if your car is rusting away and want to change your parts over. The collision damager in the right front should be easily repaired as there no real structural damage. Also note the lack of rust in all the normal locations, foot well, fenders, suspension, frame, etc . The motor and trans are included but not installed. The condition of both is unknown as I bought this car for parts very few of which I used. The car is located in Southern Oregon so shipping is necessary. The reserve price is just slightly more than the asking, so feel free to bid.
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