1989 Honda Prelude 2.0si on 2040-cars
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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This prelude is a real solid car. Has original paint and no rust. The engine runs perfect and manual transmission shifts fine in all gears. All original engine, no modifications and never raced. Has a new alternator, new battery and new window tints. The power steering pump went out about two months ago but only noticable when turning the wheel from a standing still position like a parking space. The car sits on steelies and ok tires, nothing fancy. The windshield has a hairline crack that does not affect the drivability or vision of the car. Sunroof works fine no leaks, AC is cold, all electrical works on the car. 5 speed manual transmission, 4 cylinder gas saver. Was my daily driver until about two months ago i purchased a newer car, the car is not being used at the moment but i turn it on at least twice a week and drive around block to prevent damage from siting. I hate to see it go because this car only gets better with age, 26 year old car and its still an awsome car.Power windows.Buyer assumes all responsibility for transportation, car is being offered locally and i reserve the right to end auction early. Thank you
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