Honda Civic Cx 1996 Hatchback Silver Original Unmolested Motor Runs Gr8 Extras!! on 2040-cars
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States
Engine:1.6L 1590CC 97Cu. In. l4 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Gray
Make: Honda
Model: Civic
Options: CD Player
Trim: CX Hatchback 3-Door
Safety Features: Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: FWD
Mileage: 265,000
Exterior Color: Silver
I believe I am the fourth owner of this vehicle. It was involved in a minor collision before i bought it, in the front driver side i was told. I purchased it from a small local used car dealership. I have put quite a bit of money into the car since i bought it and i know i will not get it all back, but I'm forced to part ways with the car for financial reasons. The cars runs and drives great. I've kept the oil changed every 3000 miles and have kept it maintained in general. It does have several scratches in the paint in various spots....but no dings or dents that i can see. The rear seats have been taken out of the car, but i do have them and they will come with the car. They are in excellent shape. The rear seat belts are missing.....i believe the belt that comes down over the shoulder was cut on both sides. The following is a list of what i have done to the car....installed new audi style led headlights, installed led taillights, installed Sebon carbon fiber rear wing w/led 3rd brake light. Had the VIS carbon fiber hood re clear coated/painted. installed new air intake under hood. had viper security system installed. had alpine cd player/speakers installed. bought and had new 18" Ruff wheels/tires installed. Had new Eibach suspension kit installed, with both front and rear anti sway bars...part of the exhaust system had to be slightly modified to allow fit.Had all windows professionally tinted at 95 percent, with sixty percent on windshield.purchased center arm rest and installed. installed carbon fiber like dash trim. installed carbon fiber shift knob.The clutch was replaced last year, as well as the transmission, which came from a car that had 75000 miles on it. The motor has never been tampered with. it's the same motor as when it came off the assembly line. this car isnt fast although it looks like it is. For someone wanting to do a motor swap and make it go fast, this is an excellent car to do that with. That's what i had planned on doing but things have changed for me. A couple of things to note; After the transmission was replaced i noticed that there is a slight grinding noise when i shift into 3rd gear. i was told it wasn't anything to worry about, and after a year of driving it it has proven not to be a problem thus far. also, the car developed a current drain or draw...it was traced down to be between the computer and the ignition. i replaced the computer hoping that would solve it but it did not. Rather than possibly dishing out severalhundred dollars to find the problem i decided to just install a switch that shuts off the computer. So before u start the car, u have to flip a switch located to the left of the steering wheel, and after u shut off the car flip the switch again to turn off the computer....if u dont flip the switch when u turn the car off, the battery will drain and be dead in a few hours. if you have any questions feel free to msg me or call or text at 423 429 8771.
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