1977 Honda Cvcc Hatchback Rare Automatic With Factory Air Induction Hood! on 2040-cars
Eugene, Oregon, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:4 cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Interior Color: Black
Make: Honda
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Civic
Trim: Yellow
Drive Type: automatic
Mileage: 52,106
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Yellow
Up for bid! This is a cool old little project, 1977 Honda CVCC hatchback that is mostly all original and in pretty good shape really. Mostly all complete minus trim on top of roof. Car shows 51k miles, I do not know if it is actual. Judging by the interior it could be! Body is mostly straight with a couple dings here and there. Nothing really hard to bang out. The car has good glass all the way around. Pretty solid to, rockers, floor, and trunk look really solid. When they took the trim off the roof, they didnt fill the holes so that needs a little attention. I have not spent much time trying to get running. Before I posted it I wanted to clarify if motor turned which she does! Im sure she needs gas lines cleaned, and tank cleaned. I think she needs a new ignition because it wouldnt turn with key, my freind jumped the starter solenoid. And she turned! I was told she was a runner many years ago, but shes been sitting. So You are Buying the car in As-is condition. The car is one of the coolest old CVCC styles ive seen was definetely one of the higher models with a automatic transmission and factory hood. And front disk brakes! The interior is actually in pretty nice shape. back seat on top is rough, but back of seat, and bottom in good shape. The front seats are in awesome shape no tears. All in all a great little project for someone. Im not a mechanic, and just need the money. I have a clean title. Buyer pays shipping. OR you are welcome to pick up in person. I will sell worldwide! Buyer must pay within 3 days of end of auction. Please note optima battery does not come with car! Again selling as-is just the way she is sitting is how you get her! Call me at 541.301.6862 with questions. Thanks and shes priced to sell! good luck!
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