1992 Honda Civic Wide Body Hatchback B16a3 on 2040-cars
Summit Point, West Virginia, United States
I
have had this car for 15 years now I built every part of it. I set it up to
road race but now that I have 2 kids I don’t have time for it any more. The car
has been sitting in my garage for all its life and taken out on nice days. This car is a blast to drive and I hate to
have to sell it but I need to. The
car runs and drives but I don’t have the car registered or insured so no joy
rides. I can deliver the car to you for a fee that we can arrange
AS
IS what you see is what you get List of some of the mods Engine –Delsol B16A3 - B16 Rebuilt
transition -Urethane motor
mount inserts -9 lb flywheel Brakes/Suspension/wheels
-Front stainless steel lines -Wilwood
calipers -Replaced
brake fluid 2 yrs ago -17in
multi spook wheels -old
race tires (hold air but hard as rocks) -Urethane
suspension bushings -H&R
coil overs -front
and rear camber kits -EX
brake master
-1998
Integra Dash (all the Integra controls work) -Roll
cage -Blitz Shift
knob -MOMO steering
wheel - Takata race belts -Apexi
tachometer -$6000.00
work of paint and body work was done 10 years ago Honda frost white with a PPG
blue pearl in the clear -Painted
engine bay -Custom
wide body kit -98
frontend custom fenders 98 hood, core support, head lights, and bumper -Shaved
side moldings -C-west
front bumper -Black
widow rear bumper -Carbon
fiber refinished hood -Carbon
fiber rear duckbill -Red
and white tail lights Front
and rear bumpers are not painted
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