1997 Honda Prelude Sh on 2040-cars
Euless, Texas, United States
1997 prelude type sh
3000 obo asking Will part out for the right price depending on what you want. But rather sell car as one piece. Mileage: 177456 Car has money put into All tags up to date and legal Had salvage title changed to rebuilt or clean AC hot and cold Power windows Original tints intact Very cold PS Sunroof works no leaks HID system Cables for subwoofers front to back. Paint intact some clear coat fade on back very little.. Only 3 dents. Radio n face plate on Needs speakers Recent work done driver side front panel matt black All 4 disk Drill crossed slotted Air fuel gauge Short shifters Walboro 255 lhp 16/7 rims enkies no caps Water pump NGK wires plugs Clear ignition cap Mangna flow can exhaust Timing belts and timing Belts New Clutch Base arms LCA Megan racing toe control arms. Sir-ecu Have fuel filter Car can run strong Recent events car is knocking so you going to have to rebuild motor.or change pistion sleve Car start but wants to die I would not consider running it you'll have to tow car. If had the time and money I would fix because car is worth it. if your local to me you can come pick up the car if your outta state you will pay for towing /transporting same as intl shipping Please no spam or calls of solicitation |
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