1990 Honda Civic Ef Hatchback 5-speed Manual Clean Rust-free 170k on 2040-cars
Boonton, New Jersey, United States
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Exceptionally nice 1990 Honda Civic EF 3-door hatch, with the desirable 5-speed manual transmission. I'm only selling this because I want to get into something modern and more comfortable for long commutes. It's a wonderful little car and I will be sad to see it go. It has been nothing but reliable.
Clean inside and out, needs nothing. 170,000 miles. I am only the second owner of this car. Purchased last October from the original owner's mechanic, who had fitted it with a new head gasket and distributor. PO and myself have maintained this car very well. It had the timing belt done at 158k by a Honda dealer, and I have the receipt for that service, so you're good on that expensive maintenance until at least 200k! Runs smooth and quiet, never overheats, gets 35-42mpg, and no blue or white smoke out the tailpipe! Clutch grabs nicely and has no slippage. Shift linkage is surprisingly tight and precise feeling. Handling is amazing. All around a blast to drive. This car has NO ROT OR STRUCTURAL RUST AT ALL. There are, however, a handful of surface scratches and spots in the paint that I will point out upon viewing, but it is otherwise very, very clean as you can see. The interior is extremely clean is only a couple little blemishes. Has a decent sounding stereo, good to plug your iPod into. AC WORKS. All electrical things work as they should, including the blinkers, blowers, etc. Valid inspection until 2015. The car is mostly stock with the obvious exception of the suspension. It is on a high quality combo of Koni Yellow shocks and Ground Control coilovers with Eibach springs. Right now it is sitting low but is very easily adjusted for height and ride comfort. It also has extended wheel studs which allow you to fit spacers. The wheel bearings were done along with these a couple months ago. It has a gorgeous set of refinished, powdercoated 14" Mugen CF-48s in burnt copper. I will also include the original 13" steelies. Tires are brand new 155/55s. Price is negotiable. All reasonable offers are considered. |
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