1994 Honda Prelude Si 4ws Coupe 2-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
Up for sale is my beloved 94 Honda Prelude SI automatic 2.3L. This was my first car it was a graduation gift from my father. It was my daily driver to school but now I'm employed so I hope to get something a little newer. This car has never left me stranded anywhere, never over heated always well maintained (my father has been a mechanic for over 30 years) so all service was done by him. Recently did a complete maintenance new valve cover gasket, new spark plugs, new drive belts and timing belts 4 in total, new oil pan gasket and oil filter, and new spark plug wires. Comes with 17 inch Enkei Racing I paid $1500 dollars for complete set. CLEAR title AC, Power windows, ken wood CD player this car is super reliable. Asking 2900 OBO contact me at 213-820-3692 if any questions or just PM me. Thank you for your interest in my Honda Prelude and good luck! I also recently painted the car complete on 7/20/2014 at Alchemy Auto Painting & Collision repair in Corona CA. It has 2013 Honda Metallic Silver. Paint/body is 10/10 interior is 9/10.
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