1994 Dodge Stealth R/t Turbo Hatchback 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Maybee, Michigan, United States
This car is super rare!!! In 1994 there were only seven pearl white Dodge Stealth's with red leather interior and a removable glass sunroof produced. That makes this car one of seven.
This is my 1994 Dodge Stealth Twin Turbo. AWD, 6 speed, it's only got 73k on it, (60k service was done) and it is CLEAN! There is no rust anywhere on this car! It is also very reliable, I've taken it on two trips to the U.P. over the summers for the last two years, and they are about a 1300mile round trip each. I definitely wouldn't take a car on a trip like this if I didn't trust that it could handle it. I change this car's oil every 3000 miles and I only use full synthetic Castrol GTX. Mods: K&N air filter One piece carbon fiber driveshaft Braided brake lines Aftermarket calipers Power slotted rotors Cat delete (test pipe replaced it) Megan Racing lowing springs (lowered 2.5") Triple pillar pod Prosport volt gauge AEM eugo wideband A/F AEM Tru Boost gauge/controller Demon eye headlight projector mod Demon eye foglight projector mod Carbon fiber wrapped headlights Red led strips in footwells JVC double din radio (with front and back aux and front usb) 18x9.5" XXR 522 +20 BFG G-force T/A's Spoiler/rear wiper delete 6k hid low beams Tinted tails Tinted reverse lights/reflectors Tinted corner lights White led license plate lights Debadged the "twin turbo" on the doors UP Short Throw Shifter Egr block off plates Turbo XS bov Chrome Y-pipe & Turbo Coupler Egr cel resistor mod Full Speed Daddy cat back exhaust Speed Daddy downpipe Wrinkle black intake plenum Wrinkle black spark plug cover Starlight red valve covers Megan Lowering Springs KYB Struts Brand new battey The car is located in South East Michigan and I may be willing to drive a bit to meet with the buyer. FOR BUYERS THAT WANT THE CAR SHIPPED: You will be responsible for setting up a shipping method and you will be responsible for all shipping fees. If you have any questions, please e-mail me at DViper0020@hotmail.com. Thanks for looking. |
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