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2004 Honda Accord Coupe Ex V6 2 Door 6 Speed Leather on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:135406
Location:

Roanoke, Texas, United States

Roanoke, Texas, United States
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 Up for sale is my 2004 Honda Accord EX V6 coupe.  Currently the car has 135406 miles but may be slightly higher as I still drive the car.  Overall mechanically the car is in great shape.  Great first car and super reliable.  Tires are in good shape, new power steering pump, hoses and fluids.  Transmission shifts smoothly through all gears.  This car is a 6 speed manual.  Car has ice cold AC, power windows, power locks, heated seats, electric sunroof / moonroof, cruise, and tilt. Car came equipped with premium sound however the cd changer recently stopped accepting disks.  All other functions including the XM on the radio work fine.  The biggest issue with the car is the paint.  On the trunk and the roof, the clearcoat has begun to fade and peel...  supposedly common on the black and dark green colored Honda cars.  Car has zero rust, just 9 years of Texas summers has taken a toll on the clear coat in spots.  There are 3 small cracks on the base of the passenger seat...  Again black on black in Texas is the culprit.  Only other known issue is the airbag light comes on sometimes.  I was told it was the sensor in the buckle on the passenger seat but haven't been bothered to fix it.  Again, this is a very smooth running and great car with no mechanical issues what so ever.  Please take the time to review all attached photos of vehicle.  This vehicle has no warranty expressed or implied.  Car has a clear Texas title.  Buyer is responsible for shipping.  I will help load the car but it is up to the buyer to coordinate any logistics.  A $500.00 PayPal deposit is due within 48 Hours of auction ending and the balance is due prior to pick up or delivery.  Please feel free to contact me with any other questions or concerns.  Good luck and happy bidding.

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