seung

never fan of mitsubishi, but this car's really cool.
never thought such thing existed.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...item=1836965716

xviper

This is a true modern day classic. I think it was specially built by some shop in California and sold through Mitsu dealers. I had the '93 hardtop Dodge version (Stealth), TT, AWD, 5sp, but only 300 hp. I would have loved one of these but at that time, they were selling for something like 60 grand new. Heavy as the anchor off a cruise ship though (~ 4000 #'s).

speed4tu

That was a the best Mitsu. that they ever built IMO. (only one I would have anyway) They had one here at the Mit. dealership about 5 years ago. Looked awsome. It was around 50K. also.

Schatten

there's one guy who takes his black/black out on the track to TWS each time I go. it does weigh a ton, but looks incredible! just wish the guy knew how to drive it.

S2K4ever

Yep the Spyder was nice. One of my friends was a Detailer at the nearby dealership and they 2 of them. I got to sit in it.

airgate

These are sweet. There was one in the area a few years back (Pre-S2000 ownership days) and I thought it was cool.

Those rims are ghetto fab, IMO!

eyescream

looks like one hell of a car!!

Crazy4life

3000GT isn't a sport car.
It's a 4000lb "TANK"!!!!!!

JTAM128

3000GT Spyder was the first hardtop convertiable ever made... Even before the Benz hardtop... I remember the flipbook i had from the Chicago auto show the first year they had it... This was my favorite car before until i had my hands on a Honda when i got my drivers liscense in 2000... Nice car but $20,000 over coupe model isnt worth it IMO...

edit: Oh yeah, there is no room in the trunk when top is down, if i had that kinda money just laying around, i wouldnt mind fulfilling my childhood dream car...

xviper

You must be very young. Ford made a convertible hardtop back in the 50's I think (you have to be even older than me to remember exactly). It was a full size car with this huge retractable hardtop (factory) and had like dozens and dozens of servos.