1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse Base Hatchback 2-door 2.0l 5 Speed 420 A - Not Running on 2040-cars
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, United States
This auction is for a 1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS with sunroof. The engine in it will not turn. Suspected timeing belt snap. It has alot of new parts. Drive axels, clutch, pressure plate, trough out bearing, hoses, powdwer coated valve cover, plugs, wires, break disks, break drums, pads, shoes, ext. Plus more. It does have a clean no brands title in PA however ebays "Carfax" type program is showing it was a salvage at 2600 miles, so I have to list as a rebuild. It does need a paint job or clean up because of road salt damage, however no rust holes or body damage. This is a three day auction and vehicle must be removed at the end of auction within 72 hours. I do also have a new Mopar create 420a available for 1000.00 additional, however it is not included in this auction. Please ask questions and I will answer them the best I can. This was a project car and I don't have the time to swap engines. If you are interested in the new 420a I can load it in the trunk of the car or lift it on to your truck for you!
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