1989 Dodge Raider/ Mitsubishi Montero - 2 Door Rare Original Find Brown Metallic on 2040-cars
South Jordan, Utah, United States
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I'm selling a very rare original and in great condition
1989 Dodge Raider/Mitsubishi Montero 2 Door in Louvre Brown Metallic with Tan cloth interior.. DESCRIPTION:For sale is an extremely well maintained, garage kept 1989 Dodge Raider 4X4
4-Wheel Drive 5 Speed with 125k original miles with a clean and clear
title. Never abused or taken off road, incredible condition for a 25 year
old truck . Runs and drives excellent. All services are up to date. A
very rare and hard to find model. It is in excellent original condition,
showing less than average wear and tear. It comes with the original
owner's manual, two original keys with dealer tag, tools, jack and window sticker. Comes with all the bells and whistles available at the time. Its a
rare, unmolested survivor. This truck has original glass including windshield.. Please contact me with any questions. Bid
with confidence! This Raider was purchased NEW here in Utah at Bart Brother back in 1989 and still has the emblem on the rear cargo door from the dealer.. DETAILS:
You will love this classic Raider's nice looks and great ride
with fantastic reliability not produced in today's cars.. My last
Montero had over 360k miles before it was wrecked, the only thing you
must do is change the oil every 3k and it will run forever.. This truck
burns 0 oil and does not blow smoke on start up.. A 1990 sold on eBay a
couple of month ago for $8000 that was nice but burned oil with only
90k miles. This truck is truly hard to find in this condition and i
hope it finds a good home.. Please bid accordingly and remember to pay
at close.. I will assist buyer in transporting and pickup if needed.. If
you plan to fly in and drive home then have no worries this rig will get
you back home no problem.. Also, i will have the truck professionally detailed for the new buyer at close.. Truck is sold as is no warranty..I also have a very nice 1990 Montero four door wagon in my other auction. Please see item #301123523889Thanks for looking and feel free to ask
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