Selling my 1991 Honda CRX SI with 179000 for mileage on body. This car has not been driven in winter and sat in a garage for almost two years. Fun car to drive, but I don't have the room anymore. Motor was swapped with another D15 motor with 170000 mileage from another 91 honda civic. Interior in mint condition. No rust on the wheel wells/whole bottom.
Replaced: Timing belt Water pump Cam seal Front crank seal Rear main seal Oil pan gasket Valve cover gasket Clutch Alternator belt Thermostat Spark plugs/wires Both axles Front and rear brake pads/rotors Radiator
Includes innovative traction bar, Alpine deck, Racing Hart rims, will need to check exact model. Runs great, no leaks, or burning oil, or grinding. Nothing mechanically wrong, but does NOT have AC. Only reason I'm selling is I have no time for a project car.
Sold "as is", no warranty. $500 DEPOSIT required after auction ends. Full payment within 7 days of auction end date. Buyer responsible for shipping. Please bid if you're serious only. |
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