1997 Honda Prelude Vtec-low Miles, New Paint, Body Kit, Jdm Engine, Clean Title! on 2040-cars
Westminster, California, United States
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I just recently purchased this car, but now I have to move out of state at the last minute, so unfortunately, I cannot keep this vehicle with me any longer. Here are some info for the car:
-The car currently has 109,xxx miles on the odometer and chasis -JDM Vtec engine H22A4. Engine had 45k on it when it was put into the car at 104k, so now the engine should have around 50k. Along with the engine, all parts are also new (timing belt, water pump, thermo stat, alternator, etc.). I have the receipt for this that I can show and give you. -Transmission was rebuilt barely a week ago with a 2 year warranty. I also have the receipt to show and give you. -Like-new tires from BigO tires, which I also have the receipt for. -Brand new paint with 2 year warranty, also with receipt -Passed smog last week and will be good for 90 days. I have the receipt and results to give you as well. -Registration paid for and good until Jan 2015 -CARB legal AEM intake, full catback Greddy exhaust, NRG quick release with Mugen steering wheel, carbon fiber interior trim, kenwood head unit with 12" kicker sub As you can see, the car is mechanically sound with everything pretty much brand new. You don't have to worry about any major maintenance for a very long time. Drive in style and put your mind at ease with a strong and reliable car with new components and receipts for everything. Since I just purchased the car, I'm still waiting for my title to get mailed to me. I bought my insurance, as well as did the title transfer and registration through AAA Auto Club all under my name. So if interested, we will go to AAA Auto together and fill out paperwork there together. It's much safer that way. Please email with questions, for more pictures, or to schedule a test drive. Thanks for looking. |
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