1991 Honda Crx Si Coupe 2-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
Lincolnwood, Illinois, United States
I'm selling this 1991 Honda CRX SI manual 5 speed transmission. It has only 113,xxx miles! All original! Adult owned and garaged kept. These cars are becoming increasingly difficult to locate. I purchased this car a few months ago with the intention to restore it but needed the garage space . This car was previously owned by a 70 years old man and decided to pass it down to his grandson whom sold to me in December. This car had a minor accident by the grandson. The guy didn't want to spend to money to repair it and decided to sell it. Please see pictures before and after. The car looks and drives fantastic, it is obviously 23 years old and has a couple things that need to be addressed which are mentioned below. Please serious buyer's only. I would like to find a buyer who will continue to care for this vehicle and is wiling to do what it takes to keep this beautiful classic Honda on the road. I have clean title in hand, car will be sold as it is shown. Some of the new parts / improvements last month: - Replaced new battery - Replaced & painted new hood - Replaced new thermostat & radiator - Replaced front L & R axle; oil pan gasket - Replaced 4 new tires & wheel alignment - Replaced & painted new sunroof panel
- No noise - Small rust near rear left panel.
- Sunroof tilt but does not slide. - driver seat small rips Please do not hesitate to email me so I can answer any questions you may have regarding this car. |
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