1986 Toyota Mr2 Project Car And Parts Lot on 2040-cars
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
Vehicle purchased in Reading, PA in 2006, so it has quite a bit of rust. Has had suspension replaced all the way around, but could use new bushings and swaybar end links. Has newish brakes in the front (within the last year), and comes with a set of brake pads and rotors for the rear. E-brake stopped working in 2013, but I haven't had a chance to jack it up to see what's wrong. Speedometer stopped working in 2009, but comes with replacement speedo cable that I never had a chance to install. Car comes equipped with cruise control, but it doesn't work without a functioning speedometer. Car comes equipped with air conditioning, but it hasn't functioned since I bought the car. I will include two canisters of the original refrigerant, if you can figure out why the system doesn't work.
After-market head unit, rims, and K&N cone filter will be left on the car. As far as I can tell, this had a repaint at some point before it got to me. It wasn't an especially good repaint and could stand to have a complete tear down and repaint done properly, if you plan to keep it on the road. I'm also including a set of two BRAND NEW, never even been mounted, straight out of the box bumper skins. I bought these directly from the dealership for $400 then never got around to installing them. These are no longer in production from Toyota and sell for $250 each online. Additional parts included!
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