1991 Crx Hf, No Options. on 2040-cars
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States
This is the base model CRX Hf, no options. The lightest avaiable CRX Hf (high fuel). No Radio, no left side mirror, no A/C. The engine was swaped at some point with a 16 valve 1.5 D15 JDM. Not the original 8 valve Hf engine. Still gets super fuel milage 40+. I do have an original Hf 8 valve engine for an additional cost, not included with this auction. This car does have rust and needs body work to be perfect ,right door, rear fender wells (normal spots), hood has dent in center. Interior is near perfect. New carpet, new seats,(tiny tear on drivers seat bottom). Car runs and drives great. New tires, rear brakes, fuel tank. This car is being sold to the highest bidder with no warranty. Sold as is. Pick up, no delivery. $500.00 deposit via PayPal due within 24 hours after close of auction. If not received will consider no sale. |
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