1995 Mitsubishi 3000gt Coupe 2-door 3.0l Low Reserve! Red Exterior Black Leather on 2040-cars
North Bergen, New Jersey, United States
1995 Mitsubishi 3000GT 3.0 L, 6 Cylinders 5 Speed Manual Caracas Red Black leather interior ONLY 124,181
original miles!!
The
car is in running condition and looks as shown on the pictures. For details on
the condition, to come see it/ or have it inspected by your mechanic contact
me through eBay message. I am a
serious seller so please only serious buyers. If you want to make a reasonable
offer, contact me and you can take it home the same day before the auction
ends. Clean NJ
title on hand. A non-refundable $ 500 deposit is due through
PayPal within 24hrs of the auction end and full payment in the form of cash,
Money order or cashier’s check is due at time of pickup. I would also accept
payment through PayPal if you agree to pay the fee, but you need to contact me
in advance. Car
is being sold as is. No
check engine light. NOTE FOR WINNING BIDDER: If the deposit is not
received within 24 hours, or you haven’t contacted me during that time frame I
will relist the car. Pickup arrangements will be
done after auction ends. HAPPY BIDDING AND GOOD
LUCK!!!!!! J |
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