My grandmother recently stopped driving and decided to sell her car.
Its a '93 Plymouth Acclaim
2.5 4 cylinder
automatic
1 owner
garage kept since new
no rust
very clean in and out
never smoked in
manual windows, locks, mirrors
am/fm stereo (no tape or cd)
dark green exterior, gray interior
Seriously only driven by an old lady.
34k original miles
Asking $1500.
Great car for the price
Looks like this:
except its dark green.
Low miles but one of the worst motors ever made.
i had one, after i crashed it into a light pole i blew the head gasket and then spun a crank bearing :number1 still wanted to keep going though haha
Its a Chrysler product. Enough said.
only Chrysler product I’d ever buy. The Conquest is most badass :ahh
And thats really a Mitsubishi.
Id buy a new Challenger or a diesel Ram because of the Cummins. The rest of the truck is shit though.
I liek the 300s alot, thats the only chrysler i really like
the motor in the acclaim are mitsubishi too…
No, the 2.5 and 3.0 were Chrysler motors.
fuck chrysler
PM’ed
k20 swapped acclaim?!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? :excited
Everybody knows that the 2.5 turbo swap is where its at with these things.
They made a turbo Spirit RT and it had a Lotus designed head. An Acclaim and Spirit are the same car.
The 2.5was used in MANY cars: Lebaron/Spirit/Daytona/Acclaim/Sundance/etc…
Yeah, I know. They didnt make a factory turbo Acclaim though and the Spirit RT was a special edition.
Some turbo Dodges run 10’s.
I almost bought an '86 Shelby Charger before the Mustang. I sure wish I did.
They made a factory turbo Acclaim 89-92. Like I said, it had the 2.5L turbo.
Maybe I just dont remember that then. Mustve been kinda rare because Ive never seen one. Plenty of Sundances, Lazer’s, Daytonas, etc though.
They made a few different 2.5L turbo motors at least for the Daytona. VNT version was very rare. I’ve only seen a few turbo non-Daytona and even the Daytona was rare. Horrible 2.5L but man I loved that car.
I used to have a Spirit R/T…
I never owned anything with a 2.5 or 2.2 but at HVCC we had piles of them for engines lab.
I really wish I bought a Charger. I saw a sweet one at the Syracuse Nationals for sale last summer. It was a GLHS.