Joeychgo

Filed under: Classics, Coupe, Budget, Performance, Auctions, Hatchback, Chrysler, Mitsubishi


We've got to say, we're inclined to give this one to the seller. The 1987 Chrysler Conquest TSi you see above has only managed to rack up a mere 9,800 miles in its 23 years on this planet, and as such, the car looks like it's spent the last two decades in a vacuum-sealed baggie. The current owner claims to have done a little bit of work to keep the car looking its best, including having the wheels refurbished (though the original tires are still in place), painting the front splitter and replacing the stock exhaust system with a cat-back kit from Magnaflow (hopefully he saved the original plumbing). The windows have also been tinted, but that's removable.

The Mitsubishi-built beastie (which was also sold as a Dodge model previous to 1987) is miraculously clean, and the seller says that the car comes with a raft of original paperwork and trinkets, including the original Chrysler keychains. If you want it, get ready to shell out some serious coinage, though. The car is on eBay Motors with a buy it now of $18,900. As we write this, there are six days left on the auction and 10 bids have brought the price to $15,099, suggesting that a BIN taker might not be far behind.


Gallery: 1987 Chrysler Conquest TSi



[Source: eBay Motors]eBay Find of the Day: 9,800-mile 1987 Chrysler Conquest TSi lays claim to world's best originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 29 Jun 2010 09:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.



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