1979 Honda Civic Cvcc - Runs Great - Great Project - Rare Classic - Low Reserve! on 2040-cars
McDonough, Georgia, United States
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Winning bidder will receive this 1979 Honda Civic CVCC. I purchased this car for my 15 year old daughter to restore it for her. She has decided that she wants to have a manual transmission car. The car was a daily driver when I purchased it around 6 months ago. It hasnt been driven much in the last six months. I cleaned it up today and if fired right up and drove well. This car could be a daily driver now or would be a perfect restoration project. It is very mechanically sound. The previous owner went throug the motor completely. It has a new front wiring harness, new coil, new manifold and new carberator. The car is complete with all interior and exterior lights, hor and guages working perfectly. The speedometer does not work, I dont know why, but the guy I bought it from said that the cable just needed to be hooked up. There is no radio. There is no air conditioning. The windows all roll great and the back windows open with perfectly functioning latches. As a restoration project it will definately need: A new hood, Front Bumper Filler Panel, New mouldings. The windshield has a chip out of the lower passengers side, which I think is repairable. All other glass is perfect. All body panels are in solid condition with the exception of the hood, which like I said needs replaced. It has some rust in the typical place like below the rear glass and below the side glass, which I took pictures of. The interior is in decent shape with the exception on a tear in the drivers seat and a small crack on the passengers dashboard. The floor pans are all solid as a rock and the carpet is in good condition. This is a rare care. Since I bought mine I have only seen one other on Ebay (which is listed now ironically). I have never found one on Craigslist in Atlanta. Like I said, you can buy this car and drive it today or restore it and have a beautiful classic Honda. If you want to come by my house in McDonough Ga I will be happy to let you look at it and take you for a ride. There is a reserve price, which is exactly what I paid for the car. If you buy the car and are going to have it shipped the shipping company will have to pick it up from my house. Any questions, please let me know and good luck! |
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As of the time of writing, this online petition has gotten over 6,000 digital signatures, needing less than 1,500 more to get to the author's target of 7,500 votes. Of course, if and when the petition reaches its target, that still won't mean that Honda will bring it over, but it could mean that extra bit of encouragement the Japanese automaker's executives would need to tip the scales in our favor.
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