I really hate to do this, but I had a sudden realization that I am a jackass for paying an arm and a leg for car payments on my Evo and trying to start more project cars at the same time. I really need to sell this car to help make ends meet. I will unfortunately be selling the Evo as well as soon as this RS is sold. Time to get my life on track financially. I have plenty of loans I could be paying off instead of having 3 fricken project cars at the same time.

Specs:

1996 Eclipse RS
Manual Transmission
111,xxx miles
Grey interior, black exterior. (both in great shape)
Comes with the following:
-AEM Cold-air intake, red.
-Uninstalled, new-in-box coilovers. Not sure of the brand.
-Clear corners.
-Kenwood CD player head unit.
-MB Quart front speakers and tweeters with crossovers.
-Very loud alarm with keyless remote entry.
-Converted to power locks to work with the alarm, but still manual windows.
-Floor mats
-Two ricey shift knobs. (blue Tenzo R and fake carbon fiber)


I will also throw in two Kenwood 10" Subs and a Kenwood 600w amp for $250 extra. (Worth around $650.)


The engine currently has a bent rod in the #1 cylinder and does not run very well. (it does run, but knocks). I can fix the engine and sell it, or sell it as it is right now for much cheaper.

I am asking $1,450 with the current engine, or $2,450 with a good engine.


The wheels pictured do not come with the car. It will be on the stock 14" alloys.

As for condition, the pictures speak for themselves:








There is a little wear on the bottom part of the front bumper, but you can really barely see it at all. There is a small tear on the driver side which you can't even see in the picture above. There are some small scuff marks on the passenger side of the car behind the rear wheels, but they are scuff marks only and can be buffed out quite easily. There are no dents.

The A/C works very well and I was told by the previous owner that a new OEM clutch was installed about 3,000 miles ago.

No, I will not be parting the car out. If you email me telling me I can make more money by parting it out, I already know. You do it then.


Blue Book on the car is $3,210 in "Good" condition, which this car certainly is. (or will be once the block is replaced.)



Edit: Forgot to mention that the car was originally a California car and has never seen a winter in its life. There is zero rust on this car. It is pretty amazing.