Beautiful 41,239 Mile 1989 Honda Prelude 2.0 Si Near Perfect Condition One Owner on 2040-cars
Hadley, Michigan, United States
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I am listing this for a friend who is technically the second owner, he bought it a month or so ago for his daughter who is away at college but she soon found another car she wanted more than this one. They have only put about 1,000 miles on it since purchasing it from the original owner. NEW in the last month. Tires Brake pads all the way around Battery Kenwood cd/radio with usb port. This car is loaded with options including Power steering Power brakes Power windows Power sunroof Power mirrors Power antenna Ice cold air conditioning Tilt column Rear window defrost Also comes with the original keys and a valet key that I guess will not open the trunk. You would have a hard time finding one of these in nicer condition than this, it is in remarkable shape for being 25 years old, the only issues I found on the car (see pictures) were some scratches on the rear bumper cover and some rust bubbles forming around one of the plugs where it was undercoated. you can see in the pictures of the underside that it was professionally undercoated by Ziebart and the receipts show that it was taken back to get checked and touched up there several times during the time she owned it. This car has many many more years / miles left in it and would be a great graduation gift for that son or daughter who will be going off to college this fall. |
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