2001 Acura Integra Gs-r Turbo Lsd Hatchback 3dr 1.8 Built Motor on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
Hello, Welcome to the auction for this 2001 Acura Integra GS-R Turbo. As you can see, this isn't your average rice-burner. This car has in excess of $25k in mods including labor, motor work, parts, paint and body, etc. The mod-list is never ending as you will see in the pics. I will list as much about the vehicle as I can think of. Some of the pics are obviously older, as in, before the car was running. These are just to show you the amount of parts that are actually in the vehicle. As it sits today, the car has a basic street tune, runs and drives, with a/c and power steering. Engine: The previous owner had a cardomain listing for the vehicle where you can see as much detail as you like: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/693230/2001-acura-integra/ Please remember the cardomain site has not been updated recently. The car is running (GREAT) and has been extensively detailed in and out. Right now it runs like a bat out of hell, but is easily a 4-500hp car on a serious tune. We'll leave that up to the buyer though ;-) Happy bidding |
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