Low Miles California 1994 Honda Del Sol Si 1.6l Vtech on 2040-cars
Laguna Niguel, California, United States
Low Miles California 1994 Honda del Sol Si 1.6L VTech
Non Smoker Vehicle
4 Speed Automatic Transmission,
Very Low 121,392 miles
4 Wheel Disk Brakes
Targa Top Convertible
Electric Windows
1.6L 16 Valve Vtech Engine
California Car
Rust Free
Car is All Original no modifications
Never been in accident
Only 3 Owner
Have Car Fax Report Available for Viewing
Registration been paid thru September 2014
Have California Smog Certificate
Trailer Hitch
Original Del Sol Floor Mats
Clean Tittle
The Car is all Original-No modifications
I bought this beautiful Honda Del Sol for my daughter 2 months ago and did a lot of work to make the car running and looking really good and now she wants a bigger car that has back seats.
There are a small amount of Del Sols available since they made them for 5 years and I know this car will be a collector vehicle very soon and price will only go up, Great Investment for you.
This is a fun sporty car to drive that gets 35 miles per gallon and surprisingly how roomy it is inside with lots of leg room.
I did all this work to the car so my daughter would have a trouble free vehicle for many miles and I know that Hondas are very dependable cars to drive and will last over 300,000 miles.
Whoever owns this car will be a lucky person.
I only spent $800.00 on a paint job without any body work so it still has a couple minor blemishes that can barely be seen and I color sanded and polished it so the paint looks like glass with no orange peel.
This is a 3 owner California car so there is no rust at all.
Never has been in an accident and all panels-hood-doors- fenders line up perfectly with the right amount of gap.
The trunk latch could use a little adjustment, since it sticks up a 1/4 of an inch on the back.
Also one of the old Owners had U-Hal install a small trailer hitch with brake light hookup so he could tow his seadoo.
The engine runs very strong and tight, transmission shifts nice and firm, there are no oil leaks or over heating issues; runs nice.
This Car is Sold As Is, No warranty
Please Look at the picture so you know what you be bidding.
Repair I done last month:
New Tires
New brakes and Rotors
Fluid Replaced – Engine Oil – Brake Fluid – Radiator Fluid – Transmission Oil
New Spark Plugs – Distributer Cap – Spark Plug Cables
New Paint with Original Color – Color Sanded and Polished
Bought new tie rods inner and outer for both sides but they will still need to be install
Replace Idle Air Control Valve and Cold Thermal Valve since the car idle was erotic.
Refurbish OEM 14 inch alloy rims
Previous owner did to the car:
Timing Belt
Power Steering Belt
Air Condition Belt
Alternator Belt
Water Pump
Cons:
Adjust Trunk latch
Should Adjust Valves
Tie rods I would be replace not necessary (parts comes with the car)
Had a small warn spot side of driver seat with a hole and had a upholster fix it with matching material from the bottom of the seat.
Missing 2 center wheel covers
Please look at the picture so you know what you will bidding on
Good Luck On Your Bidding!
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