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96 Honda Civic 2dr. Coupe Custom, 5spd., 94kmi. 00 Front End. Wheels Alloy on 2040-cars

Year:1996 Mileage:94372
Location:

Sicklerville, New Jersey, United States

Sicklerville, New Jersey, United States
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As pictured 1996 Honda Civic hatch with 2000 front end. 15" alloy wheels. Runs and looks good,94,372 miles.  5spd trans.  Clean interior. Momo Steering wheel. AEM cold air intake and fuel filter. Brand new battery,cost $110. Adjustable aftermarket struts all around. Tenzo front strut bar under hood. Aftermarket rear "sway"? bar underneith.  Painted carbon fiber wing. Shaved body line.      I bought over year ago from a friends son who had crashed the car.We replaced radiator support,pass side strut tower,pass fender,hood,radiator,headlights and bumper. All work was done by certified collision tech and is done right. This has been an ongoing project for me. Its pretty much ready to go. This is what i know it needs,etc. .. Tires are well worn and should be replaced,size 195/50 R15.  NO power steering,was removed for more power.  NO A/C, never put condencer back in,broke a bolt of that holds line to compressor.Then broke off tap in compressor trying to fix and left that way.Condenser included but not installed.   Pass fender,hood and bumper are repainted. Body has some imperfections,small dings and scratches. Has two larger scratches, on driver door and rear quarter panel that have been touched up some.  Missing a lug nut. One wheel has some scraping from running against curb,see pic..  Radio is not hooked up and needs wire harness to adapt to factory car plug available at many auto stores or online. Radio and heater controls are loose in housing that has been smoothed and painted,needs to be fixed or replced.Has tweeter housings mounted on door but empty,no tweeters inside.  Needs inspection,no sticker.  Please see all pics closely. SOLD AS IS. CLEAN TITLE. I did my best to describe and will add to if think of more. Thanks. For sale to US buyers only who can pick up the car themselves.

 

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