1997 Mitsubishi 3000gt A/t. Rebuilt Eng, Rebuilt Transmission, New Paint on 2040-cars
New Port Richey, Florida, United States
This is a true 9/10 car. The only cosmetic flaw is the headlights could do with a headlight restore job due to weathering of the headlight plastic. The SRS light is illuminated when car is turned on see dash picture. I would have fixed both items except I have already spent so much on restoration and expect to lose money on the sale. My plan was to keep this car as I have owned it for 12 years and enjoyed it so much I wanted to refurbish and keep it for another 10 years. Having purchased an Electric TESLA Model S my 3000GT and Mercedes can no longer compete with the TESLA for ride economy or style. So here I am after spending all this money on my favorite car selling it after the purchase of my Tesla, my Mercedes is next for sale after this. I think you will be hard pressed to find as nice a 3000 GT anywhere else with its new paint rebuilt engine and transmission etc.
If not complete happy at time of pick up, I will gladly refund any cleared funds paid for this 3000GT if not completely satisfied with the vehicle. Has existing shop warranty on engine transmission and paint. New water pump, battery, alternator and timing belt as per above description as well as new electric window mechanism installed last year. This is a re listing of my original auction as the previous action incorrectly listed this 3000GT as Manual Transmission. This 3000 Gt is Automatic transmission. |
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Mitsubishi e-Evolution concept EV has AI that can teach you to drive better
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The clip claims to be about a dad upset that his kid doesn't have a job and stays home playing video games. The guy takes his anger out not just on the console but also his son's car. The Mitsubishi definitely takes its fair share of the punishment here even after the Xbox is broken.
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