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US $14,000.00
Year:1995
Mileage:80000
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I'am selling my custom built 95 honda civic si
coupe, that i built with love, I'm a woman driver that put a lot of care
and love in this car. Everything in the car is new, from turbo,
brakes to speakers and accessories, this is a Show car built to be in
competition was not used for driving purposes. willing to entertain
reasonable offers and ship abroad if buyer arranges it. selling as is. I have put in over 70,000$ in modification in this pretty baby, the last appraisal I had done couple years ago has it appraised at 31,000$. As mentioned above, theres a small nick in the back bumper, and the seats red color is faded due to sun. Rims show signs of wear/tear and unfortunately in act of jealousy two of the car rims was vandalized (scratched). Please feel free to msg and inquire anytime :)Here are just some of the
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