Silver 1997 Acura Integra Ls on 2040-cars
Groton, Connecticut, United States
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The Integra is silver with about 250,000 miles. It is an automatic and runs well, but needs work. The car is old with high mileage. It needs an alignment, will need a timing belt soon, has some damage to rear bumper, the glass is missing from the passenger side side-view mirror, the driver's side window does not close all the way (it skips), an ASB sensor(s) may need replacing, and it could use a paint job. It has winter tires and rims on for the winter, but also comes with a set of summer rims (alloy but not factory rims). In the trunk there is an amp and a box with two 8" speakers. I am willing to drop the car off to the buyer with full payment within 10 miles of Groton, CT. Please contact me if you would like to arrange a viewing or drop off.
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