1990 Honda Crx Hf Coupe 2-door 1.5l on 2040-cars
Mokena, Illinois, United States
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Only a true HF will get you 50+ MPG. No other CRX will come close. This is due to the engine and transmission combination. HF stands for high fuel economy. These cars are getting extremely rare and hard to find. The 1990 is fuel injected instead of carburated and makes the performance even better than earlier years. The interior is the nicer sports seats out of a DX in really good shape. The car has a kenwood cd player with a big amp and set of 10s. I put factory A/C back in the car and converted it to 134A. The exhaust is full stainless from the header back. It has been a daily driver and is a blast to drive all while barely sipping on the gas. I have more vehicles and projects than I do space, so this daily driver has got to go. Promised the wife it would go if I could get a Harley and the bike is here and the car aint gone yet. I know I am going to lose hard on this car cuz I overpaid and sunk a ton of money into it. My loss is your gain. Dont let this one get away, help a brother out.
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