This 1991 Mitsubishi 3000GT SL recently surfaced on Facebook Marketplace, offered by seller Millie Barrios out of Dacula, Georgia, with an asking price of $10,000. Finished in red over a beige interior, the car presents in what the seller describes as very good condition and comes with a clean title, showing 141,000 miles on the odometer.Power comes from Mitsubishi's 3.0-liter naturally aspirated 24-valve V6, rated at 222 horsepower and 205 lb-ft of torque, paired here with a 5-speed manual transmission rather than the more common automatic. The SL trim sat below the twin-turbo VR-4 in the 3000GT lineup, but its naturally aspirated V6 and manual gearbox still make for an engaging, more affordable way into Mitsubishi's early-90s flagship coupe.Beyond the drivetrain, this particular example has been given a visual makeover. The factory bodywork now wears a widebody kit with flared fenders and deeper side skirts, while the original wheels have been swapped for a set of deep-dish aftermarket rims wrapped in Sumitomo tires. The factory rear wing remains in place, and the seller's photos, taken in a driveway and carport, show a car that looks like it gets driven rather than trailered to shows.Listings like this are a reminder of how affordable clean, driver-quality 3000GTs remain compared to their turbocharged siblings. Anyone interested in this particular car should reach out to seller Millie Barrios through the original Facebook Marketplace listing.Photos courtesy of seller Millie Barrios, via her Facebook Marketplace listing.