1992 Dodge Stealth R/t Hatchback 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Hollsopple, Pennsylvania, United States
1992 Dodge Stealth RT DOHC. 5 speed. Good condition for a 23 year old car. No rust. Broken crankshaft. 40,000 miles on a major engine rebuild. Was running very good until the crank broke. Engine is out and disassembled. No head or piston damage. I never drove it in winter. Body is solid. Minor dings, and chips. Not the original paint. Has the climate control and it worked very good. Many spare parts included. Drove it 11 years and it was going to be a keeper but lost interest when the crank broke.
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