1997 Honda Passport Lx Sport Utility 4-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Bronx, New York, United States
The Good: car runs well ,starts up on turn of key. Has Auto Start and
key-less entry remote . Changed timing belt, hoses, belts, thermostat
and i think he replaced water pump also last year. Just got car
inspected so good till march 2015. No leaks. ABS light has been on since
i bought the car 10 yrs ago, never failed inspection. Interior in good
shape(see pics), NO rips or tears . It was taken care of. Body in
decent shape, nowhere near perfect (see pics). no rust on body .
Bad: Transmission does not engage into 3rd and drive. Gears 1and 2 fine. 4 wheel drive works but makes front end noise on turns, probably needs to be greased, in 2 wheel no problem. I still drive the car just locally, supermarket etc.. so i keep it moving. don't go above 30 mph @ 2800 rpm. Radio doesn't work.. Serious inquires. Don't waste our time. Welcome to come by and check it out. I've got nothing to hide. Being sold as is .... If U can repair, great ! If not a lot of great parts. Had car for 10 years, Great car.4. I have clean title in hand, come and take it home. Pick-up in 7 days at end of listing. I am also selling the car locally so i reserve the right to end at any time. |
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