1990 Honda Civic Si (41k Original Miles Near All Oem) on 2040-cars
Santee, California, United States
I am looking to sell my 1990 Honda Civic Si. The car is 98%
OEM and only has 41K original miles from new. That’s right, 41K original miles
on the original engine, transmission and body. It is NOT a swap or rebuild, the
miles are original from new. This car in
in phenomenal shape. Everything works perfectly as it did when it was factory
new aside from the A/C. It blows cool and not cold. It could use an R12
recharge or better yet a R134 conversion. I was quoted $185.00 for that
conversion. This car does have a sunroof and it works perfectly. OEM Civic floor mats in great condition included. The car is
nearly all OEM. The only non OEM items are as follows: Koni yellow sport
shocks/struts, Eibach Pro Kit springs, HKS cat-back (sounds incredible),
B&M double bend short shifter and Kenwood CD player and speakers. I did
keep all of the OEM items and they are included in the sale. I also tracked
down a set of brand new OEM 2000 Civic Si wheels and OEM Si center caps that I put on the car. The
OEM steel wheels and Si hubcaps are also included in the sale as well. All
service is up to date (all done in the last 1k miles with receipts to prove all
work performed) which includes: new oil/oil filter, new fuel filter, new air
filter, new tranny fluid, new water pump, valves adjusted to factory specs, new
timing belt with cam/crank seal, new coolant, new front brakes and brake fluid,
new belts and tires. All service items used were OEM Honda. All worked
performed by the Honda gurus at JDM Concepts or Premier Auto Service in an Diego. This car
needs nothing just a new owner. It starts up first try every time. I have
gotten over 40MPG on the highway and mid to high 30’s for mixed driving. There
are no leaks or funny smells. The interior is perfect with no tears, wear
marks, spills or sagging headliner. The paint is in great shape and feels like
glass. There are a few nicks and dings from use over the years. Nothing that
can be seen 3 or 4 feet away. The
windows and window rubber are all great. No cracking or chips anywhere. Zero cracks in the dash. The car
looks to have been garaged since day one. No rust now or ever. I encourage any
perspective buyer to come by to see her in person and go for a spin. You will
not be disappointed. This is a once in a lifetime deal. There are so few of
these cars around anymore let alone in this condition with these LOW miles. Good luck trying to find another OEM EF bodied Si
in this clean condition with this low mileage. The only reason I am selling is
because I need the $$ for a down payment on bigger house. Any questions please
feel free to eMail me or give me a buzz at (six one nine) 93 eight – 45 six six
and ask for Kevin. Please, no texts. |
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