1991 Toyota Mr2 Turbo With T-top. Sport Car on 2040-cars
Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States
Put up for auction with NO RESERVE is 1991 Toyota MR2 2.0L Turbocharged, runs and drives very well.
Great project car. One of a kind vehicle. Has following upgrades: Racing Steering Wheel Power Accoustik PTID-4005 DVD/CD/MP4/AM/FM stereo Ventus HRII Tires 17" custom wheels with: 215/40/17 front 225/45/17 rear Year: 1991 Make: Toyota Model: MR2 Turbo Style/Body: Coupe 2D Engine: 2.0L Turbocharged Interior: Black leather interior Exterior Color: Red The car has a couple issues that I know of. Paint imperfections, a crack on the windshield, after starting the engine radiator fans work at all times. The speedometer stopped working, it was functioning correctly when I purchased the car, and it is at 146,000 miles, the car has not been driven after purchase. Have questions? Give us a call at 978-989-9000 Text messages and after hours: 978-566-2240 We can assist with delivery and shipping depending on the location. Skylight Motors 292 Lowell Street Lawrence, MA 01841 |
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