Honda Civic Wagon 70k One Owner Miles Garage Kept Nice Car on 2040-cars
Georgetown, Kentucky, United States
1991 Honda Civic Wagon near mint condition for its age BODY HAS NO RUST NO DENTS slight surface rust on rims has factory floor mats one tear in drivers seat interior is perfect other than that. has been garage kept all its life owned by a college professor. All service items up to date including timing belt and waterpump change,Brakes completely redone,new coolant flush and battery. 70K actual certified miles car has sat for about 2 months probably could use A transmission fluid change,thats the only service that is due that has not been done shifts a little "slugish" to me at first not bad,called Honda dealer and they said" it needs fluid change service it only holds 2.5 quarts but it takes special Honda fluid and at that low of a mileage on the car it could not be serious they go 300,000 miles sometimes" Also he told me to drive in D3 in town instead of D4 because the overdrive in the transmission could be at the speed point I was driving and may try to shift back, So I read the owners manual and it makes since, shifts better this way but still I think it needs to have the service done anyway. Does not smoke or use oil engine is smooth as new. Beautiful little car tires look new drives like A dream.Very comfortable would be great on trips I bet.Sometimes check engine light comes on and then goes out no codes stored and no difference in how it runs previous owner said it has always been that way runs excellent 34 MPG is what I personally averaged on one drive. Has factory air and factory am fm cassette stereo needs antenna mast repaired NON SMOKER.Thanks for looking please call Wayne at 859 509 7671 after 4 eastern time if you have any questions. $100.00 paypal deposit at end of auction and balance due in cash or wire transfer before car is picked up. clear title will help ship (buyer pays all shipping expense) ALL BIDDERS PLEASE NOTICE I had the transmission service done today transmission is great. The Honda tech told me what I thought was "slugishness" was the lock up torque converter doing its job in 4 th gear. I am not very familiar with Honda cars I was just trying to be honest
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