1998 Eclipse Spyder Gs-t Convertible, 5 Speed, 57,479 Miles, 1 Owner Car on 2040-cars
Casselberry, Florida, United States
1998 Eclipse Spyder GS-T, 1 Owner Car Exterior Color: Barcelona Red Pearl Interior: Tan Leather Top: Tan 5 Speed Transmission 57,479 miles Chrome Factory Wheels This was just traded in by an older couple that purchased it new in Gainesville Florida. We have a ton of receipts for service. The car has just recently had 4 new Michelin Tires, Belts serviced including timing belt, coolant flush, spark plugs, oil change, water pump, fuel system cleaned, differential fluid serviced, etc. Between the tires and recent service there has been over $2,200 spent on the car. These people were meticulous with their maintenance. There was also a new top put on the car a few years ago. This car has never been modified or abused, still bone stock. NON SMOKER, CLEAN AUTO CHECK Still have the original window sticker and all books. There are no signs of previous paint work. Only a few dings but very minor. You don't find these cars owned by an older couple, bone stock, non smoker with this type of service history. If you have any questions please call 407-834-8388 or 407-402-9505.
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