1989 Honda Crx Si Coupe 2-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
Akron, Ohio, United States
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Offered for sale is a 1989 Honda CRX Si. The car has largely remained unmodified. We bought the car out of Colorado to try to find a slightly cleaner chassis then what is typically found in Ohio. The plan was to have a great runner to run to and from auctions with that would be a lot of fun. After the winter we've had, we have gone a different direction.
Looking at the pictures you can see, the car looks like its never been in an accident. The front sheet metal is all original and corrosion free. The only corrosion on the car is the typical rear quarter panels and the drivers door check mount has rusted. The engine has been replaced at some point with a SOHC ZC engine. The car does run great, clutch feels good, gets 45 mpg. All in all, it is a solid car. Great driver or project car. The driver seat bolster is worn and the climate controls are cracked like most CRXs of this vintage. The seat adjuster has a couple of teeth missing, and so some drivers might find the position uncomfortable. The car does need to be repainted. The previous owners did some less than desirable body & paint work. The A/C belt is off. The A/C Compressor does turn but the idler pulley is seized up. Car is SOLD AS-IS NO WARRANTY OHIO BUYERS MUST PAY OHIO SALES TAX |
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