1998 Honda Accord {bad Transmission} on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Up for sale is a 1998 accord. This
vehicle is fairly clean in and out (see pic). This vehicle has a 3.0 6cyl
engine with just over 158, xxx original miles on it. It has power
windows, door locks, mirrors, cruise
control, leather interior, am/fm cd player (locked due to changing
battery), air
condition (needs charging), 15 inch alloy wheels, and moonroof. This car
runs and rides great. This vehicle has transmission issues. It will need to be replaced. The windshield is cracked and the check engine light is on. This vehicle has normal wear due to its age. You're
welcome to come out and test drive it.
Buyers with zero feedback contact me before bidding or your bid will be cancelled!!!! Relist do to non paying bidder. If you do not intend to pay PLEASE DON'T BID!!!!! |
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