1981 Honda Prelude, 5 Speed With Working A/c on 2040-cars
Spring, Texas, United States
1981 Honda Prelude 5 speed manual up for grabs. Clean inside and out. CLEAN TITLE. I rescued this car from an impound in late 2012 and turned it to my weekend ride but wife needs a mini van and says this classic has to go. Currently insured and registered til Jan 2015, always garaged. Has minor dings on hood and trunk, one dent on roof aft of sunroof. True mileage unknown, reads 48100 miles. Runs good. Get a lot of compliments when out & about. Everything works even the A/C, but could use a tune up, runs a little rich. Has air cavity in the rear fuel filter causing down line external fuel pump to click at all times when running. Starting to see slight water in oil, runs but need attention soon. Tires have plenty of tread, sunroof works, sony stereo with cd player.
The following hard to find parts are included with the car (all new): Struts, all 4 (all need changed) Timing, alternator, compressor belts (currently all belts appear in good condition with no cracks, precautionary change recommended) Water pump and gasket (normally done same time as timing belt change) Valve cover gasket Rear brake cylinder, LH & RH Rear wheel bearings, LH & RH, inner and outer. Front/rear brake pads/shoes. All 3 engine mounts (all look good now, no need change) plus half a dozen or more items.. don't remember them all right now.
Has new battery and new paint matching original with clear coat. The original seats torn/damaged, currently has '94 integra seats installed. Removed original front and rear seats will go with car, the rear haven't been worked on yet.
Please see the pictures and bid accordingly. Selling as is. Also reserve the right to end bid early, also listing it for sale locally. $500 deposit due within 3 days of winning, Full payment within 7 days. I do not ship, buyer needs to arrange for pick up within 14 days.
Happy bidding.
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