1999 Honda Prelude Type Sh Coupe 2-door 2.2l Vtec Low Miles Clean on 2040-cars
Saint Helena, California, United States
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1999 Prelude SH Clean Title Current Registration 108K H22 5 SPD Manual Trans ATTS Lowered on KSPORTS Kontrol Pro Coilovers DC Headers AEM Cold Air Downpipe & Axleback Tinted 20% rear and back glass,35 in front Short Shifter Wilwood Brakes Alarm System HIDS Lip Kit Debadged Pre Wired for Subs Pioneer Deck with AUX Sunroof AC blows COLD Oil and filter changed every 3k Just had a full service done Pros: Timing Belt, Water Pump, and Clutch all done at 100k. Have receipts for most of all the work and parts on the car. Cons: Needs TOB bearing replaced eventually (can hear at idle) $400 SRS Light is on, something with the drivers airbag. Needs a little paint on passengers door Has minor wear and tear for being a 15 year old car KBB's for $6500, over 3K in to it Car will pass smog easily, have papers from when I bought it. Car will come fully detailed. Super clean low mile car. Moving out of state, forced to sell. |
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