2000 Acura Integra Type R Hatchback 3-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
2000 Acura Integra Type-R Phoenix Yellow, smogged, 95,xxx miles clean title, mechanic owned, all service done, EXCELLENT condition. work done in the last 60 days: 4 new tires BF Goodrich G-force Comp2 , all 4 shocks (koni), alignment, trunk shocks, trunk actuator, battery, wheel bearing, fuel dampner, cv boots, full synthetic oil change, air fuel ratio sensor. Timing belt and water pump replaced with OEM part (Still have original timing belt and water pump that came off car also) This car has been babied and drives very nice. Transmission shifts into gear without any scrapes or grinding. VTEC works beautifully and runs great! Brakes still have about 70% remaining. Front bumper has parking ding and very minor parking dings around the car. In excellent shape for a 14 year old car. Car will come with 2 keys, 2 remotes, original 2000 Type-R brochure, Honda wrist watch and old parts (timing belt, water pump, springs, etc.)
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