Rare 1994 Acura Legend Gs Type-ii 6-speed Manual Trans. on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
1994 Acura Legend GS Type-II 6-speed manual transmission.163,xxx mi, Dark green, Tan Leather & Power Seats, Power windows and door locks,power breaks,A/C, sun roof, Factory Bose tape deck with 6 disk changer in trunk, Newer tires. 3.2 Type-II 230 hp motor, K&N Air filter, Oil changed every 3,000 mi. new motor and transmission mounts, new CV Shafts, solid Crank pulley This is a hard to find car. From my research there were only about 400 sold in the U.S. with the 6-Speed manual transmission and the type-II 230hp motor. Try to find this same car for sale... I cant I bought this car in Washington State in 2008 with 120,000 mi. The Bads - Small dent in driver and rear passenger door, small body damage to rear passenger door/ wheel well. This car was never in a wreck all parking lot damage. No clear coat on roof of car, starting to come of on other parts, 20 years old original paint. Small amount of rust behind drivers side rear tire. Driver and passenger seat have tears. I have lots of pics. I will be happy to email any pictures. Just ask. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL SHIPPING COSTS!!!!! |
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