2003 Acura Rsx Type-s Coupe 2-door 2.0l, Dc5 on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
This is my 03 Acura RSX Type-S that I purchased in 2004 from the local dealership. This car was my daily driver and currently has 134,466 original miles on it. The car has been on countless road trips with me. It has the typical wear and tear on the body with a few rock chips on the front bumper. What is to be expected with an 10 year old car. The car has one report on it that I am aware of. A friend of mine put his car in drive instead of reverse and hit my bumper. Being that I just got the car, I did not have the extra cash and had insurance pay to replace my rear bumper. The work was done at a reputable body shop here in Jacksonville. I am selling the car as it sits currently with Tein Super Street Coilovers, JDM Headlights with black housing, Powerstop Cross drilled rotors all around, JDM coin holder, Boomerang Armrest, Type-S Floor mats, Custom "Honda" H center caps, Honda "H" Emblems, Both front and rear mud flaps, Competition clutch and new flywheel, and JDM window visors. Only engine modification was the AEM V2 Intake. The car was taken for the transmission recall back in 04, Duval Acura took care of it. I replaced the dinky USDM Type-S emblem and chose the JDM Type-S emblem on the trunk. The car sits on 4 Falken 912's with plenty of life still on them. This is a great project if someone want's to continue from where it is, or just to leave as it is and drive.
CAR DOES NOT COME WITH THE TEIN HOOD DAMPERS, TEIN EDFC, OR KENWOOD DVD/NAVI FROM THE PICTURES, THOSE ARE ON OTHER AUCTIONS. Con's: Oxidation on headlights and roof, Clutch is still good but whines. Also, not stock, so it takes some getting used to. May need to replace the sunroof rubber gasket? Not sure, just heard that this should be replaced after a few years, and i have not. Being in Florida, the sun takes a toll on rubber and paint. Pro's: Tires have plenty of tread and life, AC is ice cold, Tein Super Street Suspension and all the modifications listed above, This car has never had engine modifications done except the AEM V2 Intake, Do not hesitate to take this car on a long road trip. Ask any questions prior to bidding and I will answer them. Arrange shipping or transportation prior to winning the bid. I can try and help, but car will not be released until payment is made and cleared. |
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