1996 Honda Prelude S 5 Speed Coupe Clean Sports Car Jdm Coilovers on 2040-cars
Youngstown, Ohio, United States
1996 Honda Prelude S Coupe Up for bid is my 1996 Prelude S. Car is originally from Oregon. The car runs and drives great. Has
been in Ohio for 8 years. Body and paint is original. Has some light
rust starting on the rear quarter panels. Car has 129k miles on it. I
changed timing belt, water pump, AC belt , VC gasket , balancer shaft
seal, spark plug grommets, master cylinder,and power steering belt. Vehicle also has new rear rotors and pads (6000 miles old). This car
does not miss a beat or burn a drop of oil. Transmission shifts smooth.
Clutch has less than 800 miles on it . (new exedy oem spec clutch and
flywheel) Car has a newer OEM honda exhaust ($800 receipt), Starter, battery, and fuel filter have been changed within last three years. Cruise and AC work great. Also has power
windows,steering, and sunroof. Car is all stock minus some Tein
Adjustable Coilovers, JDM One Piece Headlights, and Accord Ex LIPS
(Painted Black not in Pics) The plastic factory carpet covering has
never been removed. Interior is mint and has the super rare cup holder (unbrokern). Car has never left me stranded in past two years and is most reliable vehicle I owned. if any questions call 330-726-3836 leave message if no answer. car is located in Youngstown ohio Feedback greater than 5 required unless contacted prior to bidding. $400 Dollar deposit due within 48hrs of ending auction. Full payment due within 7 days. |
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