1991 Toyota Mr2 With V6 (3vz-fe) Swap on 2040-cars
Fort Riley, Kansas, United States
1991 TOYOTA MR2
NEW (as of August 2013) -Battery -Brakes and Rotors -Floor Mats -Tires -Air Filter -Spare Tire Great Condition -Interior (8 out of 10) -Body (10 out of 10) Additional Info 1993 Camry Motor (3VZ-FE) has been swapped into this 1991 Toyota MR Turbo body 19x,xxx Miles on Body 10x,xxx on the motor 5 Speed Manual Transmission w/shift kit Custom Headlights Power Window and Locks Glass T-Tops PPG Paint-Dark Blue Metallic w/ Light Blue (paint is 8 out 10) Bad -Battery Light on dash is always on -Oil Light on dash is always on -Dashboard is a little warped from the sun Fun little car that runs strong. Drives great! Vehicle is also being sold locally. Auction will be ended if sold locally. Ask questions! Thanks for looking! |
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