1998 Honda Cr-v Ex Sport Utility 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Pawnee, Illinois, United States
Hello you are bidding on a 1998 Honda CRV. I don't know of any problems with this vehicle. It runs and drive like it should. Body looks good for a 150K vehicle. It has been properly maintained. The timing belt and components have just been changed. I'm selling it for a friend. He has bought a new vehicle and no longer needs this one. As you can see in the picture the front bumper cover has a crack, doesn't hurt anything, but you can purchase a new one for around $150 or so. Please feel free to send me any questions you might have,I will try to get them answered to the best of my ability. If you are the winning bidder, I will need A $250 dollar deposit within 24hrs. from the end of the auction. The balance will need to be paid within 7 days. I will accept paypal, cash or postal money orders. Thanks for looking and Good Luck bidding>
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