FS:: 1991 Honda Civic LX Sedan (IOWA)
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FS:: 1991 Honda Civic LX Sedan (IOWA)
Just as the title states, I have a 1991 Honda Civic LX Sedan I will be trying to get rid of. Looking to sell it pretty fast so I will be posting it a lot of places. So with that, I will list all the details and post some pics up.
1991
Honda Civic LX Sedan
1.5L SOHC Non-Vtec
5-speed Manual Trans
14" Borbet Alloy Rims
Power Windows
Power Locks
Power Mirrors
Power Steering
Cruise Control
Automatic Seatbelts
AC/Heat
Asking: $900obo
The chassis is a little beat up but it has 206k miles on it. The motor is just the little 1.5L DPFI (Dual-Point Fuel Injection) which has around 150k miles on it. The motor needs a new head gasket but that will be taken care of within the next few days. Other than that it has a new head gasket, oil filter, oil change, and an air filter. It also has new brakes sitting in the backseat un-opened. The brakes work just fine, but got them just incase. The car has some semi custom exhaust work done thats kind of lame, but thats how I got it. It does hang low, and some of the hangers are broke but I will fix upon purchase. The interior is awesome clean except for a few little things in the backseat, and maybe a few in the front. It's a blueish/grey interior and is very clean for how old the car is.
The only thing thats really bad about this car is there is rust around the rear 1/4 panels, and some little spots in a few other places. The tires are a little worn, but I can get some decent ones on there before it sells. It does not have any speakers, or a radio/cd player as of right now, but I can install them all in before pruchase if I can sell for the right price. This Civic isn't for no show or a race car, it's simply just a nice DD with awesome gas mileage. In a way I don't want to get rid of it cause the short time i've had it, it's been an awesome car. On with the pics!! (Pics might be a little bad since they were taken with my phone, but they do the job.)
NEW:
Head Gasket
IM Gasket
Valve Cover Gasket
New D15B2 Cylinder Head
1991
Honda Civic LX Sedan
1.5L SOHC Non-Vtec
5-speed Manual Trans
14" Borbet Alloy Rims
Power Windows
Power Locks
Power Mirrors
Power Steering
Cruise Control
Automatic Seatbelts
AC/Heat
Asking: $900obo
The chassis is a little beat up but it has 206k miles on it. The motor is just the little 1.5L DPFI (Dual-Point Fuel Injection) which has around 150k miles on it. The motor needs a new head gasket but that will be taken care of within the next few days. Other than that it has a new head gasket, oil filter, oil change, and an air filter. It also has new brakes sitting in the backseat un-opened. The brakes work just fine, but got them just incase. The car has some semi custom exhaust work done thats kind of lame, but thats how I got it. It does hang low, and some of the hangers are broke but I will fix upon purchase. The interior is awesome clean except for a few little things in the backseat, and maybe a few in the front. It's a blueish/grey interior and is very clean for how old the car is.
The only thing thats really bad about this car is there is rust around the rear 1/4 panels, and some little spots in a few other places. The tires are a little worn, but I can get some decent ones on there before it sells. It does not have any speakers, or a radio/cd player as of right now, but I can install them all in before pruchase if I can sell for the right price. This Civic isn't for no show or a race car, it's simply just a nice DD with awesome gas mileage. In a way I don't want to get rid of it cause the short time i've had it, it's been an awesome car. On with the pics!! (Pics might be a little bad since they were taken with my phone, but they do the job.)
NEW:
Head Gasket
IM Gasket
Valve Cover Gasket
New D15B2 Cylinder Head
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From: Clive, Iowa, 50325
Re: (xwade01)
are u willing to trade for a 90 crx dx with sunroof, and A/C?? ill trade ya straight up. the only downfall to the crx is that its auto. BUT its all cable stuff so if would be an easy manual conversion!!
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