1990 Honda Prelude 2.0 Si Coupe 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
North Ridgeville, Ohio, United States
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I purchased the vehicle last year. from a company I hired to
find me a rust free southern Honda
Prelude. They notified me that there was
one in Georgia. But that it was in a
small fender bender. , and I had to buy it back from an insurance company to get
it. Hence.. This vehicle that I am selling is a SALVAGE REBUILT vehicle, and it has a Salvage rebuilt title. . Although I purchased it in the state of
Georgia. It is located in North Ridgeville Ohio. It also has the same original dent that caused
it to get into the salvage situation.. left rear quarter panel. I had it shipped to Ohio and noticed the original
exhaust system was hanging on by a thread so I replaced it with a new one. The sunroof
has a crack in it. it is two cracks that cross each other.. and is hard to notice unless you stare closely at it.. The thing I havnt had time to investigate is
the fact that it is seeping oil. It seems
like a clear oil.. so it may be power
steering fluid.. could be regular oil. There are some dings on the both sides of the
car. A small crease on the driver’s door. A ding on the roof.. a small scrape on the rear left side of the bumper.. And some blemishes, nicks
and scratches on the vehicle exist.
There is a section on the rear trunk lid that the paint is blemished..and
can be found in a picture... and of course the dent on the rear quarter panel. As I
attempt to pick on all the little defects of the car.. I’de say the little
thing looks pretty good and runs great. The transmission is
manual, and it shifts well. The clutch
is good. Brakes are fine. The emergency brake works. The tires are fine for now.. but will need replacing since they are over half worn. It does drive down the road strait, has plenty of power. The thing is fun to take for a spin. I am not giving any warranty with the car.. since it’s almost a
quarter century old. I am leaving the door open for anybody who would like to test drive the Honda.. (440)759-9683 if you would like to stop by
while it is up for auction. It does have
almost 145,600 miles on it.. I havn’t seen rust so far on the vehicle which
is what I was concerned about. The
underneath is solid...The interior in good condition. I tried to be overly critical of the car in explaining it to you, that way the new owner has no surprises. But overall, I think it looks nice, runs well, and .. is gonna be a fun car.. for whoever obtains the little a Honda. have a nice day.
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