1997 Honda Civic on 2040-cars
Macon, Georgia, United States
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I am selling this 97 Civic for my mother, she bought it many months ago from someone she knew that was having money problems and was trying to help them out. The body has 278,160 miles on it but according to the previous owners the engine only has 110,000. It is obvious that the vehicle was in an indecent due to the fact that the front windshield is cracked and the front end as been replaced. It has a new 2000 Civic bumper, headlights, fenders and hood on it. The previous owners also said the had recently replaced the engine mounts and the air intake. Last time I tried, it will start up and run but will cut off, so do not expect to drive this car home, make sure you have proper arrangements to transport it. From what we can tell it has a leak of some sort from a hose near the back of the engine. I'm no mechanic so I can not fix the car myself or be certain what all is wrong with it and considering how much my mother paid them for it I do not feel it would be worth the additional amount to take it to a shop. So, I have convinced her to cut her loses and sell it, instead of letting it continue to be a yard ornament. The body appears to be in very good shape so this would be perfect for someone who is looking to fix it up.
Car is sold AS IS with no guarantees or warranty, if you want to inspect the vehicle prior to purchase that can be arranged. I only accept cash in person and will not deal with a shipping service unless buyer is present. Thanks and feel free to contact me if you have any questions and I will do my best to answer them!! |
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