1999 Honda Prelude Built H22a4 on 2040-cars
Oakley, California, United States
Fully rebuilt engine. I bought from an auction and wanted to get something fresh in the car. So I started buying new parts and customizing from the interior out! WARRANTY ON ENGINE for the next 6 MONTHS The car is basically new with refreshed interior and rebuilt engine. (It didn't blow, just burned oil, so we had a rebuild done) Compression in cylinders: 225 (Factory New is 230) Very strong fresh stock engine. Fun Vtec. Definitely great for a first car. 5232 miles on the engine. 199k on the body and original paint. Super clean! There's like 2 light dings in the passenger side door. Craigslist link: **Salvage title (when I bought it) due to small burn on drivers side from amp/sub wires. Will show pictures! (Bought it from auction like that): New carpet was installed** PICTURES ARE ON CRAIGSLIST ADD OR I CAN SEND THEM. Here's the Craigslist posting: Selling my BB6 I just bought my s2k/build so I need to get rid of this car I bought it from an auction in Sac with a salvaged title, I took pictures of what happened (Above). It was an electrical fire caused by the wires for the amp/subs. No major problems, the carpet was replaced. (I've looked under the carpet, and the burn marks don't even reach the seat brackets, so it was minimal.) Currently: A garage queen. $8500 OBO. Make an offer! Don't hurt to ask Engine: 5k miles. Built to stock specifications H22A4 Here's the engine receipts _______________________________________________________________________________ (All done Oct 2013-May 2014) Engine/Exhaust: Built H22A4 5k miles (Internals, head, etc.) I can send you list & receipts of all parts. Compression numbers 225 Stage 2 Clutch installed with engine. YES, the car is a STOCK engine build. That was the goal. Wheels/Suspension: 4x17" Custom BBS RX Forged YokoHama S Drives- Full Warranty (9k miles currently) Koni/GC Fully Adjustable Coilover Conversion Authentic BBS Center Caps Gold/Black New Axels/CV boots Interior: Corbeau Racing Seat Euro Corbeau Seat Bracket NRG Short Hub/Quick release 2.5 Grip Royal Deep Dish 320mm WESC custom interior PasswordJDM 550g shift knob New carpet Alpine Deck/Ipod ready Alpine (I think) speakers re-wired all around Carbon Fiber Replica Molds on panels New key from Honda Exterior: (8/10) Pearl White (No fades, wears, rust) CLEAN JDM Fog Lights w/ Toggle switch under dash P1 Front Lip (Had a shop paint it, they gave me a rattle can from Sema that is the exact match, for touch ups! Was going to use on rear spoiler) Will include extra/stock parts if you want No accidents. Text/Call or email 925 six two 8-79 five 6 Car is clean. Come check it out, promise you'll like it. Thanks! |
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