1988 Honda Crx Hf on 2040-cars
Christiansburg, Virginia, United States
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Nice 1988 CRX-HF. Runs great and gets 40+ mpg driving around town and even better on highway. We purchased the car from a man who buys cars and fixes them up to sell. He had found this CRX at the original owner's estate sale where it had been kept in storage for over 10 years. That is why the mileage is low. He put new upholstery, stero, and tires and kept it for a while because he said it was fun to drive and good on gas mileage. He was right on both counts. This car is fun to drive and it seems to run forever on a tank of gas. A/C works and the tires have about 15,000 miles on them. New clutch in May last year. New battery 6 months ago. Recent VA state inspection for view in pictures. We took it to Merchant's Tire, part of the national retail group TBC because, at least in this area, they are known for finding every little thng they can charge you for at your annual inspection. The only thing they had to do was replace a signal light bulb, adjust one headlight, and remove 2 fog lights from the front they said were not okay in Virginia. The hatch does not leak but there is some rust beginning on the rear fenders. We don't know much about cars so the best thing to do is email with your questions. We will post them with answers if and when they are asked. The engine information required by Ebay was found online as the standard for a 1988 CRX-HF. This is my son's CRX and he recently bought a new car so we are selling this one. The car is in good shape. He just wanted something a little bigger. We can pick a buyer up at Roanoke Regional Airport or local bus station. We are also willing to meet for the cost of gas and a small fee if buyer is less than 6 hours away. This is a used car. We have done our best to describe it and provide pictures and will answer any questions you have. There is no warranty with the car. Tags do not go with car. A $200.00 non-refundable deposit is required through PayPal at auction end. We will hold the car for 7 days and can hold it longer but full payment will be due. Cashier's Check or Cash only. |
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