1988 Rhd Ke Uk Spec 1.3l Honda Civic Dx on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Selling this on behalf of my father
His Recently imported 1988 RHD UK Spec KE Honda Civic Hatch Back 16 Valve D13 B1 Engine 91,900 Miles on the clock, used manly as his run around for him and his dog, up to the farm and back in the UK Recent UK MOT, Oil service and Valve cover gasket change including all new bolts, washers and nuts (all Honda parts were used) Body work is in good condition, underneath is solid , my father recently had the arches and all the scratches and door dings repaired and resprayed at Morecraft in the UK It Does have a few stone chips on the hood, and a few scratches on the glass and the bumpers have a few scuffs too It has 4 good tires with Original Honda 13" Spider web alloys currently fitted, as seen in the pictures Also included in the sale is the original steel wheels that came with the car, they have some good tread left on all the tires too Interior is in Good shape, original stereo, drivers seat has had 2 new panels and foam replaced recently at C and E in Savage MN Passenger seat is in good shape and so are the rears It does have some rips in the headliner, which can be seen in the pictures Its a 5 Speed Manual Box and very fun to drive, I've driven it back and forth to work and its a real blast to drive MPG's are high 30's round town and 40's on the highway No P/S or A/C A great little Car for almost 26 years old, but please remember it is an old car, thus why Viewing is Highly recommended Email and Text is Best way to get a hold of me Questions feel free to let me know Many Thanks |
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