1993 Honda Civic Hatchback Vx Rust Free Az Car on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
I have a 1993 Honda Civic Hatchback VX Model. Manual 5 Speed. It has aftermarket headers, Exhaust (Its loud). Car is lowered on custom springs. Duckbill Wing/ Spoiler. M3 Mirrors. Custom One piece Black Headlights. Hood with vented scoop (Plasti Dipped). This little pocket rocket can move. Previous owner made sure this was going to be a swapped race car. Clutch and tranny are excellent. The car has custom vents molded on the side of the vehicle, along with a custom fiberglass body kit (side skirts, front and rear bumper) also molded on. The trunk is plasti dipped from the previous owner, so it can be removed. No AC, which is common with engine swaps to make it even lighter. Interior is in decent shape. Has no radio. Wires are all ready to go, especially for a sound system cause the previous owner had one in it. Kill switch wire under the steering wheel. 17 inch chrome wheels that were plasti dipped. Tires have excellent tread. It has an aftermarket alarm with the kill switch.
Bad: - SRS light is on but can be shut off easily with the paper clip method..check youtube, very common - The car is ready for a paint job unless you like it primed. Inside of the car shows it was painted bright orange. Under the hood its blue. - Fiberglass does have some cracks All in all this is a great project car. Its not perfect but runs and drives good just needs TLC. Everything that needs to be repaired is COSMETIC. Customize it the way you want. Plenty of parts on here that can be sold. Please remember one thing, this Honda Civic Hatchback is CLEAN TITLE and RUST FREEE ARIZONA CAR....I REPEAT RUST FREE!!! 602-250-0026 my names John. Dont hesitate to ask questions. *** 8.3% Tax for AZ Residents |
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