1996 Honda Civic Lx 4-cyl Auto - Engine Knock - Bad Piston?, Drivable. Insp 8/14 on 2040-cars
Archbald, Pennsylvania, United States
For sale is a 1996 Honda Civic LX This Honda Civic LX is a 4-dr sedan with auto transmission, power windows, power door locks. Vehicle is inspected until August 2014. Car has an engine knock. Oil was run low and it is likely a blown piston. Some rust as noted above between drivers rear wheel and door. Rust was repaired on passanger side, but it was not a professional job. Some clear coat paint wear on roof. 233,000 miles. Vehicle is sold as-is. I HAVE CLEAR POSSESSED TITLE! NO CASHIERS CHECKS, MONEY ORDERS, CERTIFIED CHECKS. Straight sale and pick-up. Non-paying bidders/sales will be reported! Please let me know if you have any questions. |
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