2000 Acura Integra Gs-r Hatchback 3-door 1.8l White Ext. Black Int. 5 Speed on 2040-cars
Torrance, California, United States
2000 ACURA INTEGRA GS-R 80550 Miles White Exterior Black Interior 5 Speed Manual Transmission Clean Title Original Owner, Non-Smoker Never Raced or Tracked Runs Flawlessly - Recently Serviced on 9/7/13 - *New Brake Pads *Brake Flush *Cooling Flush *Oil Change *Timing Belt Replaced *Fuel/Air Induction Service *Power Steering System Cleaned and Fluid Replaced - Recently Smog Checked on 9/13/13 - - Recently Washed and Detailed - - Exterior Modifications - OEM "HONDA" Rear Trunk Emblem OEM Honda 'H' Front Bumper Emblem OEM Honda 'H' Rear Trunk Emblem OEM Honda 'H' Center Wheel Caps OEM Type-R Front Lip OEM Type-R Rear Spoiler OEM Type-R Side Skirts Short Rubber Radio Antenna Rear Windshield Wiper Delete Rear Windshield 20% Tint w/Black Vinyl over dots Rear Quarter Panel 20% Window Tint Front Windshield 50% Tint - Interior Modifications - Black Floormats with Red "INTEGRA" Stitching Black Recaro JDM Type-R Rear Seats OEM Type-R Shift Boot OEM Type-R Shift Knob JDM Type-R SRS Steering Wheel Clifford 50.5X Alarm w/ GPS Tracking Covercraft Windshield Sunshade - Suspension Modifications - Skunk2 Pro-S Coilovers (Lowered about 1.5 inches) Skunk2 Camber Kit *Installed and aligned by West End Alignment* - Engine Modifications - AEM V2 Intake - Minor Imperfections - Wheels have slight paint chipping and faded clearcoat. Slight Paint chip on front passenger side bumper and rear driver side bumper (see pictures) |
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