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1991 Honda Prelude Si Coupe 2-door 2.1l on 2040-cars
US $6,000.00
Year:1991
Mileage:198500
Location:
East Islip, New York, United States
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I have owned this car since 1998, over 16 years! This is the most reliable car I have ever owned and never left me stranded. EVER. It was my daily driver for the last 15 of the 16 years I have owned it, and I am only selling it as I have 2 young kids now and cannot put the kids in this car, so I now have a 4 door sedan with child seats. This car was never raced, never modified. All OEM, stock except for Brembo brakes and a flowmaster header. I have the original Honda header and will give you with the car. I have taken meticulous care of this car, from waxing twice a year, to oil changes every 3000 miles, all done myself. What's new: transmission was rebuilt at 194,000 miles, and has been fantastic and like brand new since. No issues at all. radiator and all cooling hoses were replaced around 196,000 miles 15" Goodyear Eagle GT tires have less than 2000 miles on them and are fantastic all season tires. This is my 3rd set of them! Just passed NYS inspection Car is super-clean inside and out. This was my baby for the last 16 years. No smoke, no pets, no spilled drinks/food, nothing. Just clean OEM interior and mats (prelude mats were covered with rubber mats so they are MINT) - I have an extra set of 14" steel wheels & tires with Honda hub caps, if you want them too - free with sale Things to consider: - Engine does burn oil. Anyone that is familiar with the 1991 2.1 engine is aware that Honda used a new material for the cylinder liners, and this leads to oil consumption, but the engines still run fine, and almost forever. I run thicker 10W40 high mileage oil and Lucas oil for extra protection and reduced consumption. - The passenger lock does not open with the key, but can be locked/unlocked from the inside. The key is worn from so many years of use, but the doors do lock, and there is a working alarm. - Rust in some spots, (typical Honda rust locations) as described and shown in photos - Yes, there is a salvage title. There was when I bought the car in 1998. I believe the carfax said that it was stolen back in 1993 or so, and recovered. In the 16 years I have had this car, I have not had any issues related to this. - There is no warranty, of course. Neither expressed nor implied. Car will be sold as-is. |
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