1991 Honda Civic Wagon, 2wd on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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I bought this car from the previous owner in January of 2000 with 112K on it and it's been my daily driver ever since-- very dependable. I'm selling because I need a truck instead. (No trade offers, please, I've already purchased the truck.)
Mechanical: Burns a little oil. Power steering leaks a bit, although the Lucas power steering stop leak seems to be doing a decent job of handling that. AC works! Body: Minor dings, no rust. The left front fender and door were replaced about 7 years ago, after my dad backed into it in the driveway. ;-) Hence the slightly mismatched paint-- that's a clear coat issue. Interior: All upholstery except for driver's seat is in reasonably good shape. Driver's seat is worn through (see pic). There are some minor pry marks where somebody tried (unsuccessfully) to steal the stereo. Needs new rear hatch lift supports. Pretty much everything on this car is stock. It was stolen once, many years ago, and it came back to me missing its ashtray and its donut spare. I never replaced the ashtray. Replaced the spare with a full-size. It's a 91, so no ABS, no air bags, none of that safety stuff. Drive carefully, y'all. It's located in Tucson, AZ, and will not be shipped, so buyer is responsible for pickup. The car is being sold as-is-- no warranties, no returns, no givesies-backsies. Feel free to ask questions, request other pics, etc. On Sep-23-14 at 08:28:51 PDT, seller added the following information: EDIT: Forgot, because it hides behind the visor: There's a crack a few inches long at the top of the windshield. On Sep-23-14 at 11:28:26 PDT, seller added the following information: Because somebody asked: Timing belt was replaced at 208K. |
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