2003 Honda Civic Lx Coupe 5 Speed Manual, Mechanic's Special on 2040-cars
Laurel, Maryland, United States
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2003 Honda Civic 2 Door LX This car is a mechanic's special. It is a tough decision to sell this car because I have otherwise kept all service up to date and it has been an excellent vehicle. However, this car has a few critical issues that aren’t cheap to repair but if done will definitely get the car to 300,000+ miles. It was driven regularly (~150 miles / week) until I parked it about 10 months ago. Since then, It has been driven about 500 miles. It starts on the first crank and has a new battery. *Alternatively, if you are local to Baltimore/DC and want to fix this car for an awesome price, I’m all ears.* Body & Interior The body and interior are in decent and solid condition though it’s not winning any awards. It has lived in the city for 7 years and has all the typical bumper scuffs that go along with that. The left front fender and headlight were repaired from a minor city scuff-up about 2 years ago. The back seats fold flat allowing for so much hauling. The little beast has hauled 14 8-foot 2x4s with the trunk closed on one occasion and 4.5 bicycles with 3 occupants on another. These are incredible little cars. Mechanical Aside from the issues which are outlined below, the car is in good mechanical condition. Clutch is new with about ~9k miles and shifts well and with incredible ease, just as you would expect from a Honda. The catalytic converter is less than 15k miles old, the tires have lots of life left, oil always changed on time. Now for the bad...
The Other. Passenger window glass is fine but low quality, Used OE replacement in great shape included in sale. Sale and Pick-Up
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