2000 Honda Civic Coupe Ex Jdm 98 Spec B18c Swap Hit In Rear Momo, Asr Etc on 2040-cars
Pontiac, Michigan, United States
2000 Honda Civic EX JDM ITR Swap ASR, SKUNK2, MOMO Wrecked in rear.
I
am selling my 2000 Honda Civic EX. I was rear ended this weekend at about 35 mph.
I have decided to sell the car. The passender side frame rail is slightly kinked. Car is still
drivable. There was alot of modifications performed to this car. Car is also for sale locally. PICs and description are shown below. Only thing wrong with car besides the accident is the 4th gear synchro which only acts up when downshifting from 5th to 4th. contact 330-720-5382. Item is for sale locally i have right to end auction anytime. Feedback greater than 5 required before bidding unless contacted prior to bidding. $500 Dollar Deposit due within 72 Hours of auction end. You can contact me at 330-720-5382 if you have any questions. Thanks |
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