1998 Acura Integra Ls 1.8l Non Vtech Good Condition And Solid-- Automatic Trans. on 2040-cars
Ramer, Tennessee, United States
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I have for sale my 1998 Acura Integra. It is located in west TN. I will run through the good and bad. Vehicle is sold As-Is, Where-Is with no warranties implied or available. There is no current lien on the vehicle. Clean title in hand. CAR IS AN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. Good: Solid car with no rust. Interior is in good shaped. Rear seat looks like no one has sat in it. No tears in the seat covers. Dash is intact with no tears or splits. A/C works, it is a little weak, but a can of Freon last year, cold a/c all summer. It is cool right now and dries the air as it should but could use a charge. Newer wheels and tires. maybe 10k miles on the set. Ordered from Tirerack. No scrapes on any. Blue-tooth Kenwood radio installed at Best Buy. 2 Alpine speakers installed at the same time. Not a bumping system, but it worked great for commuting and making phone calls. Repainted from red to red at some point, by what seems like a MACCO job. Not terrible, but decent. Sunroof opens and closes as it should. May need re lubed. Seals with no leaks. New Parts: Distributor assembly replaced... Was having an issue, just got it back from the shop and it is running fine. Wheels/Tires Radio-- Bluetooth Kenwood. Fuel Pump Fuel Filter The bad: Previous owner "fixed" the catalytic converter error by cutting the cats out of the car and running the tubes straight through. Transmission solenoid error currently lit-- Still shifts fine, solenoid may need replaced to get the light off. Power antenna does not go up and down. Motor is in place and works, I have it disconnected because I ordered the wrong replacement antenna. Radio picks up fine, so I never readdressed the issue. As you can see in the pictures, the center air vents are cracked. A few of the other air vents were painter red, then back to black. Hard to notice, but full disclosure. Of course check engine light is on for transmission solenoid and lack of catalytic converter. It is a 26 year old car and has nick and dings around the body. Nothing major. Bumps and bruises. That is the gist of the car. I bought from a dad who let his daughter run it into rough shape. I spent quite a bit of time and money to get it reliable, and make it a comfortable commuter. If I didn't have to travel across states, I would be keeping the car, but now it just takes up space in my driveway. Any questions, please ask. Buyer is responsible for shipping. Car can stay parked on my property while shipping arrangements are made for up to 15 days. Again, SOld as-is wher-is. |
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