1991 Toyota Mr-2 on 2040-cars
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1991 Toyota MR-2 Turbo Car has spent most of its life in the Southern/Mid-West (see AutoCheck history below) AutoCheck Vehicle History Report 1991 Toyota MR2 Report Run Date: 2014-02-27 11:29:25.605 EST Report Summary VIN: JT2SW22N6M0006024 ? Year : 1991 ? Make : Toyota ? Model: MR2 ? Style/Body: Coupe 2D AccidentCheck OdometerCheck 0 Problem(s) Reported: Mileage Date Reported Vehicle Use and EventCheck Below are the historical events for this vehicle listed in chronological order. Any discrepancies will be in bold text. AutoCheck vehicle history report Terms and Conditions About AutoCheck
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