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1997 Acura Cl 3.0 Premium Vtec on 2040-cars

US $3,300.00
Year:1997 Mileage:135000
Location:

La Grange, Illinois, United States

La Grange, Illinois, United States
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135k miles runs smooth with no trans issues
Never any engine problems only problems are the Acura seats that are both stuck on track 
3.0 6 cylinder vtec engine 21-30 mpg 
Still fast accelerates quickly 
Leather seats w heated seats
Sunroof and moonroof 
A/c doesn't blow cold air 
Check engine light on 
Few month old Firestone tires 
New driver side door regulator 
Newer Goodyear floor mats 
New rear calipers installed 
All brakes done 3 months ago 
No rear side Acura letters (pic)
Needs a new driver seat. It is positioned and doesn't move most likely something stuck along the track or a new motor needed. It's at reasonable position now not close to steering wheel. 
Sony stereo included even tho not on pics but u will need installation kit ($10)

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