1987 White Honda Prelude 2.0 Si 5-speed Manual 2-dr Coupe on 2040-cars
Santa Monica, California, United States
1987 HONDA PRELUDE 2.0 SI - White
5-Speed 2 door Coupe Car sold AS IS. Please read carefully and look at all pics. Runs pretty well despite its age. Owned by a little old lady who barely has driven it over the past fifteen years, and was owned by her son prior. Good sound system, moon roof. 5-speed manual transmission. Tires are in good condition. Car was in accident around six years ago. We decided to repair it rather than scrap it. Continues to run well. No AC, speedometer does not function, body rust (some areas covered with tape), seats could use recovering, dents here and there, passenger side window goes down but not back up. There are other issues, mainly to do with exterior body, but if you want a car that is cheap and will get you around town, this should do the job. Mileage is approximate as I am waiting for confirmation on the actual number. Happy to arrange a time for car to be checked out by a mechanic of your choice as long as they are in close proximity to Santa Monica, CA area. Plenty of additional photos. Just message me and I am happy to send. Feel free to ask questions. |
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