1976 Honda Civic Cvcc Wagon - Shaved, Painted, Sunroof, Tornado Rims on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
Body Type:Wagon
Engine:1.5l CVCC
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Blue
Make: Honda
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Civic
Trim: Station Wagon (5-door)
Drive Type: Front wheel drive
Options: Sunroof
Mileage: 80,000
This was going to be a keeper, so I spent good money on excellent prep and paint. Inside of vehicle *is* painted, but did not have time to do insides of doors and hatches before ran out of paint booth time. The dark, rich blue is not a Honda color, but the Anzko Nobel Sikkens color code is 480F3. (NOTE: The best idea of the actual paint color is the *darker* blue found on the full side view - my flash washed-out the color on the door and roof close-ups, making it look like an odd, lighter shade.) There are now scratches on the rear hatch (someone let it rub against something else), so although it's not critical, I'd re-shoot it to be as nice as the rest.
Clean Oregon title. (I forgot to note actual mileage before posting - will have to read the odometer next time I visit her, and make a note if 80K is not correct.)
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