1989 Honda Civic Hatchback Std Ef No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Summerville, South Carolina, United States
PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING 1989 Honda Civic Hatchback STD. 1.5cyl, 4speed. This car is a bare bones Civic. No power options. No A/C, No power steering, No power windows....ect. I'll list the bad first: Interior is so so. Drivers seat is ripped on the side. Passenger and rear seats are in good shape. Door panels are worn, faded from the S.C. sun. Carpet needs replaced. Everything works inside heater, gauges, ect. Good: The engine does run really well. Just need a new fuel line I believe. Trans shifts smooth. The rear brakes were redone a few years ago, springs, pads and drums. Has new(er) tires on it with good tread. Pioneer CD player. Clear title, Owners manuals. With a little money invested this could become a nice little car for someone. Fixmyrust.com makes the sheet metal parts to repair the rusty spots. Or car can be a parts car for your blown motor or trans. I have described this car the best I could. If you have any questions feel free to message me. Im starting the bid at what I was offered for scrap value. I hate to see this car crushed. Please do not bid if you do not intend to complete the transaction. This car does not run and buyer will be responsable for shipping or pickup.
On Jan-26-14 at 13:44:01 PST, seller added the following information: I replaced the rusted fuel line with a rubber piece just to try to get the car to start. Im not getting fuel to the filter still and I do not hear the fuel pump come on. The relay clicks but I don't hear the pump. So I believe the pump will need replacing. Car did crank fine and it sounded like a typical honda cranking. Also, buyer are asking about shipping. I've never shipped a car but there are many companys available. Buyer MUST set up shipping. I will send both keys with the car and mail the title to the buyer. Car is sold, where is, as is Bid to buy this car! Good Luck! |
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