2000 Honda Civic Ex B18b1 Swap on 2040-cars
Hillsboro, Oregon, United States
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Selling my 2000 Civic. Originally had a D series engine but after a while of having it I decidee to swap it out to a B-series B18B1(LS SWAP). Motor is healthy, does not burn oil, transmission shift like butter, and runs like a champ. Don't want to sell because I bought this vehicle with intentions for me to put money into it and build it and turbo it but being a father to be I am forced to sell and find a family vehicle. Do to my financial issue and being a full time student I cannot afford to buy a family vehicle without having to sell my pride and my joy..I've already put quite some money into this vehicle.. My loss your gain! Has a brand new battery and alternator with receipts for warranty. Look at pictures for details selling as is not money back. Never raced I take care of my car. Has plenty of power and plenty of life! Swap has about 100k and body has 140,XXX. NO LOAN/LIEN on vehicle anymore. Car has never been in an accident! Clean Washington title and Bill of Sale in hand! I have all paperwork needed for a quick hassle free hand to hand transcation. What you see is what your buying. More pictures upon requeset.
-Electric Sunroof/Moonroof -Electric windows -Aftermarket Cd player deck -A/C blows cold -Professional tint -JDM Style Black housing headlights -Yellow fog lights -Still has power steering -B18B1 5 Speed swap(LS swap)(100k on swap)(Healthy Engine) -Swap was done correctly has SI motor mounts. -Performance air intake -Air Intake oil breather -Coilovers in the front(had rear coils but didn't install them) -Aftermarket exhaust -BRAND NEW ALTERNATOR W/RECEIPT & LIFETIME WARRANTY(About $160) -BRAND NEW DURALAST GOLD BATTERY W/RECEIPT & 5 YEAR WARRANTY(About $126) -And I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot more but I will add as I remember. I've put in over $2,500 into this vehicle. My loss your gain. Engine is pretty much stock besides air intake. Runs like a champ never has given me any problems besides the alternator and the battery. Selling as is. No warranty. What you see is what you buy. Look at pictures for details. |
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