2009 Honda Civic Si Sedan 4-door 2.0l (mugen Body Kit) Look! on 2040-cars
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Hello today i have for sale a 2009 honda civic si with lots of extras, one of main extras is magen body kit composed by the front and rear bumper as well as the spoiler from mugen edition. car also have.
-Tinted windows -rain visors -rear windshield spoiler (rally red) -hid light blue lights and yellow fog lights. a true honda style -and some special honda designs, on front and sides this car is a real head turner the body paint is in great shape, motivated seller, i tried to describe the vehicle as best of my knowledge. any questions please do not hesitate, willing to negotiate, i could also deal locally you can reach me at 3239843009 any time but due to school and work text is preferred. well happy bidding only serious buyers please. |
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