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1997 Honda Del Sol, B16a2 Engine, Black/black, Leather Seats, Atl Airport Poss. on 2040-cars
Year:1997
Mileage:179400
Location:
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Here is your once in a life time chance to grab an unmolested 1997 Honda Del Sol with stock B16A2 Engine, OBDII, factory power locks, cruise control and rear disc brakes....same as a 2000 civic si Emissions done recently, Clean title and records in hand from the beginning of purchase. The car has a clean carfax i.e. no accidents (there is a minor dent about the size of a soft ball on the trunk), and the paint has faded on the hood, trunk but the car itself has never been in a accident and has all VIN number stickers on the panels indicating originality... I also have a extra black OEM trunk that can be included with the sale and new in box rear Stoptech drilled/slotted rotors and brake pads. The fronts have been installed and you will also get the original OEM front rotors. An OEM fog light switch, Pioneer Headunit with MP3/WMA, 3.5mm/USB inputs, all new 4 pioneer speakers as all the old ones were deteriorated (You will also get the original cassette head unit if you want)...I have records going back to the purchase I bought it from the original owner who an older gentleman and a chief Engineer for the city of Dayton FL. I have tremendously enjoyed the car but cannot justifying keeping two outdoor hobby cars.. I am the second owner with records dating back to 16 miles on the odometer...yes u read it correctly...16 miles If you have been looking for a clean Del Sol, it cannot get get better than this. Only 5000 made in 1997 and definitely a enthusiast's dream.... The ACT Clutch/Pressure plate were bought on ebay for approximately $190 and installed by our family mechanic (receipts will be provided). What needs to be addressed: The timing belt was done around 112K and needs to be done.... (see picture), the oil pan gasket has a leak, and one of the bulbs in the dash by the AC needs to be replaced UPDATE: The Seats are from a 2000 Civic Si, wrapped in grey leather on factory OEM Del Sol Rails Here is a quick video of the engine running..(please copy and paste in your browser) https://flic.kr/p/nCW3Ud |
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