1993 Honda Civic Del Sol S Coupe 2-door 1.5l No Reserve on 2040-cars
Silver Spring, Maryland, United States
Up for sale is a 1993 Honda Del Sol in nice condition. Seats have been replaced with seats from a newer civic and they look and feel very nice. All power windows work including the rear window. Car runs strong and shifts smooth in all gears and clutch feels right. It is a 5 speed manual completely stock, no modifications at all! Tires and wheels are aftermarket and in good shape with 50% or more tread. It does not have a radio and even though the car was just painted it does not look very good. Also the odometer says 141xxx but i am sure that the mileage is wrong, the title says 197xxx, so assume that the car is over 200xxx. With that said the still runs and idles nicely and I feel comfortable driving it anywhere so plan on picking it up and driving it home. Please make sure that you can afford to pay for the car before you bid, if you have no feedback or negative feedback please email me first. Happy bidding!
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