1994 Honda Accord Ex 2.2l Vtech - Telford Pa on 2040-cars
Telford, Pennsylvania, United States
For sale is a 1994 Honda Accord EX, 2 door, 2.2 L Vtech, Automatic.
253,300 miles. Car runs and drives fine. I am the second owner and all three of
my children used this car. They all have moved on so I have no need for the car
now. I would rate condition of car 5/10 and would provide adequate reliable
transportation for its remaining life.
Known major issues:
Has current PA inspection. I have extensive maintenance
records for the car - most by me, some by others. Tires are at 50% rated tread
wear (5mm depth). CD player replaced factory radio/cassette player, AC works
fine. If interested it will be best to contact me for further details. If no
sale I will donate for the tax write-off. |
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