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1995 Acura Integra Gs/se With Gsr Motor, Transmission, Runs Great - No Reserve! on 2040-cars

US $2,300.00
Year:1995 Mileage:219500
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Austin, Texas, United States

Austin, Texas, United States
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Needs a little work but runs great, daily driver.  Start off with the goods:  Healthy B18C1 GSR motor, GSR transmission, reliable car and cold a/c  Never gets hot,  GSR seats with a couple rips.  Nice wheels, 4 wheel disc brakes and rides nice.  It has 2.5 inch exhaust with headers but stock muffler.   Five speed with good clutch, no grinds or pop outs.  Has power windows, power locks, sunroof, no check engine light and a clean title in my name. Negatives. Semi matching steel hood.  I drive it everyday and have no reliability problem.  It has a new front genuine honda hub, wheel bearing and the outside tie rod end was replaced.  Normal maintenance.  It's had an oil change, a transmission oil change recently.  I have receipts for the maintenance that has been done.  It has the back cover and it has a spare tire and jack.  It comes with an AEM cold air intake but I just run the high flow air filter as to not get water in the engine but comes with the car.  It has a few dings from hail but not too many.  No Check engine light. It doesn't leak on the ground as I park in the same covered parking spot every night outside my apartment.  I work 5 minutes from work so there is no point in having a car.  I'm planning on buying a motorcycle either an older Harley or Ducati. If you have questions, let me know or if there is photos you want, let me know.  If you are local, I can arrange for you to test drive if you come to my area of town.  It hasn't been lowered, it rides nice and hasn't had much modification except when they put in the GSR motor, they didn't have a GSR power steering bracket so the power steering is still attached but not usable right now because it needs the bracket and belt.  I would of replaced it but I work odd hours and they sell them here on EBAY.  I'd buy one but its not hard for me to turn and I just work so close.  Deposit is due immediately after the auction and full payment within 48 hours or I will let EBAY know you're a non paying bidder.  People under 10 positive feedbacks MUST email me or I reserve the right to cancel and block your bid, this is not a game, this is a real auction for a real nice car.

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