Honda Del Sol Removeable Top Cold A/c Sporty Two Door 1995 Model on 2040-cars
Cisco, Texas, United States
car runs great with automatic five speed transmission great first car or commuter 35 mpg ice cold air with a cool sporty look.the top comes off very easily it has a hand latch on each side you simply turn these and remove.back window also rolls down.storage for top in trunk.there is a couple of dings on passenger door where someone pound on with hammer from inside .probably to fix dent.no mechanical problems except engine whistles sometimes sounds like vacum hose. cv axles starting to make popping sound easy cheap fix.this is a low miles del sol for age expect to get a lot more life out of this Honda generally the only thing they ever need is a timing belt every hundred thousand or so.ask a mechanic these are very dependable cars.i also have an 2002 accord in very nice condition with 215k it is a four door perfect for toting kids both cars get 35 mpg.this auction is for 1995 Honda del sol only.these are used cars if you want a brand new one with zero problems go to dealership and buy new one if you don't care about outdoing the jones these cars will get you to the same place for a fraction of a new one..call jay with any questions 940 549 2885 hm 940 456 5418 "HAPPY BIDDING" ' |
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