1991 Acura Legend L Coupe 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
New York, New York, United States
I am selling my project that i bought with the intent to start and finish and more important things have come up and i have to let go of my last acura legend project! ( I CURRENTLY OWN 8 OTHER LEGEND COUPES) to start off i buy all of my cars salvage so if you have never done it or have no idea where to start this might not be for you this was the last coupe i bought and i bought it because of the color that was only available in 1991 it is called Charcoal Granite and i always wanted that color the car was hit in the front on the drivers side and will need a hood front bumper and a radiator and a light pull. I have the hood and front bumper so you will need a radiator and a light pull.
Please call with any questions 917 809 2650 Brandon I've uploaded the pictures of the coupe for sale and some of my collection |
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