1986 Toyota Mr2 on 2040-cars
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States
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For sale-- 1986 MR2 black automatic (rare) with sunroof, rust-free. $4500 Original condition. Stock. Minor modification to exhaust for better tone. MR2s in this shape are destiny to be classics. Car drives precisely and feels like a giant go-cart. I love these first generation MR2. I've had six and now have an red 1989. See photo. The car has only 121k miles-- that's less than 5K miles per year. The exterior is an excellent condition. See photos. As I said, it is rare to find a rust-free, non-modified first generation MR2 like this one. I know, I have had several first generation with rust in the wheel wells and hinges on the engine bay, trunk and front storage area. Excellent interior condition. See photos. Black and white Recaro-style cloth seats only available for early model MR2s. No excessive wear; dash and door panels are near-perfect-- no cracks or sun damage. See photos. Brand new tires with excellent supercharger rims. Recent work done includes: new battery, new alternator, new timing belt, thermostat, water pump, new slightly modified muffler system, new hoses, new spark plug wires, new Kenwood stereo, and four brand new tires. A/C works well. Transmission is strong. All electronics work well. No power steering or power windows like the sports cars of old. The asking price reflects over $3000 recently invested. If you deduct that figure from the asking price, you're basically paying $1500 for the car itself. Those are repairs and upgrades you won't have to make when the car arrives. You won't even need tires either. Because of it's age, the car is being sold AS IS. This car will not last long on E-Bay in this condition and at the that price. I have a 100% feedback rating for 89 transactions on E-bay. I have bought and sold a number of cars on the site. Check my reviews. |
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