2002 Blue Honda Civic Ex, 4-door With Moonroof; Reconditioned on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
OK, Yall... Honesty here on both your part and mine, and we'll make a Fair
Deal.
2002 Blue Honda Civic EX... 4-Cylinder 1.7 VTEC with MoonRoof: 139,612 miles, Reconditioned. A/C IS COLD. Definition of Recondition? Perfectly running car with new items installed required by a maintenance schedule, and other items replaced to improve car quality. Parts List: Timing Belt, Water Pump, Thermostat, Antifreeze, Belts, Engine Gaskets and Seals, Spark Plugs, Air Filters (Engine and A/C Cabin Filter), Oil Change. Other Parts installed for improvement purposes: Rear Brakes, Front Control Arm Bushings, Electric Door Lock Actuator, 3 new Window Regulators. Car was involved in a MINOR MINOR front-end fender-bender. Replaced body parts include Hood, Hood Hinges, installing New Headlight Shells (L+R), new water splash shields and bumper. All 4 tires are of same make+model and still have about 80% Tread REMAINING. Front Brakes are new. Civic to recieve a new Paint Job + Clear Coat (the whole car, not just the replaced body panels). Completion expected to be Saturday, June 28th. Interior has it's normal wear and tear for a 2002 vehicle, but is in generally GOOD shape. Engine is Strong, Automatic Transmission shifts just fine - - - No Issues Here. Considering all the new stuff going into it, plus paint job, it is a great deal....Compare to KBB Value! Pictures of Front show bodywork installed BEFORE paint job. Pictures of painted vehicle to be posted immediately after I get it from the Shop. All purchasing documents available upon request and I have PICTURES to PROVE and show the fender-bender was a MINOR fender-bender. NO FRAME DAMAGE WHAT SO EVER. As mentioned, this Civic is currently at the paint shop. Contact me on/after Saturday June 28th to perform an inspection for your fair bid. I'm Honest and Fair Businessman. Serious Inquiries Only, Please. Don't waste my time, I won't waste yours. Full Payment expected in Three Business Days as of Auction Close. I have the Title in hand and ready for ownership transfer. Auction due to close on July 01; full payment expected by July 05. Buyer responsible for payment and picking up vehicle in person. Cash Sale, OK? No Trades or IOU Promise Notes. Civic being sold "As-Is" Thank you for looking |
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