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Year:1999 Mileage:89000
Location:

Hope, Rhode Island, United States

Hope, Rhode Island, United States
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Hate to see it go because I had high hopes for this thing, but losing storage.. could part them out for more than asking price!

WILL NOT SEPARATE, AUCTION WINNER GETS BOTH!

BUILD AN AWD TURBO MONSTER

98 GSX AWD TURBO DONOR
96K -- STRONG MOTOR, STRONG TRANNY, AUTO, RUNS AND DRIVES, SOME AFTERMARKET PARTS, LEATHER SEATS WITH NO RIPS, NEED TO RETORQUE HEAD GASKET AND CHANGE OIL, VERY LITTLE RUST

99 GST SHELL ROLLER - RED
IMMACULATE CONDITION, GARAGE KEPT ITS WHOLE LIFE, NEVER DRIVEN IN SNOW, ZERO RUST OR ROT

-Accident free
- Original paint, does have some dings and scratches here and there but overall looks way better than 95% of 2g DSM's on the road
- Has never been in a body shop, the only panels ever removed were the hood and front bumper
- no paint fade
- all the black trim looks great
- brand new front OEM wheel bearings
- brand new shifter cables
- Primarily black interior with some dark grey
- tinted windows

Will come with

- 18IN BBS ON GOOD RUBBER
- -6an stainless fuel line from the tank to the engine bay
- walboro 255 pump, already rewired for 14 volts
- battery box relocation to the trunk and all the wiring and distribution blocks
- 2g gsx front brake calipers, front and rear powerslot rotors with hawk pads
- stainless steel brake lines
- quick release front bumper kit already installed
- front and rear adjustable camber kits
- energy suspension bushings throughout the suspension
- Viper alarm with window relays (roll down&up with keypad) and proximity(alarm will beep and warn someone before they actually touch the car, if they dont back up the alarm will go off, sensitivity is adjustable)
- cruise control delete throttle cable
- aftermarket power steering cooler
- brand new power steering reservoir
- powdercoated parts here and there
- new SS brake lines in box - extra set

I HAVE TITLE FOR 98, NOT THE 99

THESE ARE GETTING HARDER AND HARDER TO FIND IN GOOD CONDITION!!

SAVE THOUSANDS IN BODY WORK AND RUST REPAIR!!! WILL NOT FIND ANOTHER ONE THIS CLEAN

Any other pics u need just ask

Auto Services in Rhode Island

Tommy`s ★★★★★

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Address: 90 Allendale Ave, North-Scituate
Phone: (401) 231-9202

Richmond Motor Sales & Rental ★★★★★

New Car Dealers, Used Car Dealers, Wholesale Used Car Dealers
Address: 700 N Main St, Greenville
Phone: (401) 369-7779

Pare Service Center Inc ★★★★★

Auto Repair & Service
Address: 2 Andrews Ave, N-Kingstown
Phone: (401) 821-9733

McLaughlin Automotive Stores ★★★★★

Auto Repair & Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Auto Body Parts
Address: 350 Plainfield St, Woonsocket
Phone: (401) 943-5000

Glen Hills Service Center ★★★★★

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Address: 244 W Natick Rd, Coventry
Phone: (401) 736-0999

Darlington Auto Body ★★★★★

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Address: 156 Benefit St, Rumford
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