94 Honda Civic Eg Hatch Street Legal Drag Shell Rollcage B16 B18 H22 Turbo Kit on 2040-cars
Oviedo, Florida, United States
Engine:no engine
Body Type:Hatchback
Vehicle Title:Clear
Sub Model: vx
Make: Honda
Exterior Color: Red
Model: Civic
Interior Color: Black
Trim: 2dr hatch
Drive Type: 5 spped
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 1
Up for grabs I have my eg drag shell This was cft and kings performance drag car. clean title. Can be driven on the street with no issues
To see the car more go to youtube and type in CFT civic . You will find a ton of videos
The paint and body are beautiful with no dents and zero rust. The door panels are mint, and has a the rear and side plastic pieces (black)
This shell is set up with a OBD1 wiring harness with all fuses and relays
This chasis came stock with a manual steering rack
Vis carbon fiber hood
Full certified rollcage done by Mazworx
real spoon carbon fiber duck bill
Parachute mount
rear carbon fiber diffuser
Sparco steering wheel
Rear disk brake conversion
gsr front spindles
CARBON FIBER DashMoroso switch panel
50/50 tailights
will come on stock suspension and steelies
call or text 407-300-8331
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