Honda Crx Si 1988 Clean Show Car Red Interior Velvet Garage Kept on 2040-cars
Truckee, California, United States
Selling my 1988 Honda CRX SI.
Sunroof, Stainless steel exhaust system, Chrome butterfly rims, Spoiler, Tinted Back windows. Upgraded stereo system with dual 10" subwoofers and Disc CD player. I have owned it since July. 2004 and drove it on weekends during the summer totaling less than 20,000 miles over nine years. About 1800 miles per year. I take care of my vehicles. This CRX has no rust. New timing belt. All scheduled maintenance, Always garaged, Excellent condition, Never seen snow. Car comes with two original black keys, they work in both doors and the rear hatch aswell. Tires are 1 year old with 90% tread remaining. All same brand and car comes with the original spare tire. Headlights work well and turning signals. The inside light does not come on for some reason. The wipers work well, there is no windshield wiper fluid inside the car due to never driving the car in rain or snow, I thought it would be better to keep it empty. The A/C and heater work well, but the knob is broken so it cannot turn the rod inside to make it go cold or hot. The car is currently insured and registered in California and passes smog. It is registered until June 2014.
There was a crack in the passenger door by the handle that we had fixed and re-painted. It is only visible if you know about the crack. **Car antenna Does not retract into the car. Paint chipping under driver and passenger doors. Couple chips of paint missing in front of car. Heater Dial broke. Some paint chipping inside door handle (driver and passenger and glove box paint chipping). |
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