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Year:1997 Mileage:135563

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Like the title says, I’m selling my 1997 Honda Civic H/B, I was actually in the middle of a build (I’m ASE certified so you know it’s not just thrown together); I bought and dropped in a 1999 Integra B18B1 (LS motor) from Ace AA Used Auto Parts, but not before I took it apart and rebuilt the whole engine, there isn’t even a mile on this engine. Here’s a list of everything that I’ve done to the car since I started the build. And might I add, since the rebuild I have not even drove it a full mile, also the Civic has a new 6 puck stage 3 racing clutch from F1 Racing that still hasn’t been broken in yet.

*UNDER THE HOOD AND CAR*

· New (Rebuilt) Engine (B18B1) LS 1.8 L with 0 miles on it.

· New F1 Racing stage 3 clutch and pressure plate

· New T-Bracket and rear motor mount

· New Driver’s side bracket and motor mount

· New NGK spark plugs

· New spark plug wires

· New Alternator (w/ warranty from Advanced Auto Parts)

· New Starter (w/ warranty from Advanced Auto Parts)

· New Battery (w/ warranty from Advanced Auto Parts)

· New Axles (w/ life time warranty from Advanced Auto Parts)

· New gaskets (whole engine)

· New oil plug

· New 4-2-1 header

· New 2 row aluminum radiator and racing fan

· New Royal Purple oil

· New brake fluid

· New 50/50 coolant

· New intake air filter

· New paint under the hood, air intake and valve cover

· New steering wheel w/ NOS buttons

· New tires (less than 50 miles on them, bought them before I started the build)

· New brake pads

· New PCV valve

· New gas filter

· New K&N oil filter

· New windshield wiper water pump

· Skunk 2 lowering springs

· Camber kit

· ECU programmed by Neal Sutton

*INSIDE THE CIVIC*

· Gauge cluster

· Mugen racing seats (2)

· Carbon fiber panel lining

· Pioneer detachable face deck with iPod/iPhone connection and remote

· Clifford car alarm with alarm pager and extra remote (installed by Buzz Off)

· 2 alarm sirens

· (2) 12” Kicker CVRs in a band pass box

· (4) 6x9 3-way Kicker speakers in a box

· 1,000w Lanzar amp

· Diesel Audio crossover

*OUTSIDE THE CIVIC*

· Fiberglass hood w/ scoop

· Wing

· Aftermarket headlights

· Aftermarket taillights

- Rims

ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certified so you know that nothing was just thrown together, I took my time. I didn’t get to the outside or the inside of the car, which was going to be next, I took off all the bumpers, the hood and fenders because I was going to get them new, but threw all the old ones back on, the passenger side fender I broke (since it’s fiberglass, while I was leaning under the hood working on the swap.) If you are looking for a perfect body you will be sorely disappointed when you see it, like the condition says, it can use a paint job bumpers and fenders, if you're going OEM a hood too. This Civic was meant for racing, so if you're looking for an everyday driver with a/c this isn't it, I took off the a/c compressor, it works perfectly fine and I will give it to you, but you will have to purchase a bracket. It’s $2,500 without the stereo system, $3,000 with the stereo system.

***UPDATE*** The engine now has 15 miles on it due to test drives. I work on who brings the money first gets the car, so don't come test drive and ask me if I can hold the car for you until you can get all of the money in a week. I'm not changing the price so don't purchase it here for one price, get here and try to haggle me down, it will not work; KBB has this engine in good condition at $4,900 so with that and all of the new parts on the car you're getting a great deal.

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