NJ 1991 Integra and 1991 Nissan Maxima
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1991 Integra and 1991 Nissan Maxima
1991 Nissan Maxima-Automatic about 175K on odometer SOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Bad:
Hasnt been started in over a year. I took it off the road when I bought my car Im driving now.
Needs a battery.
Drivers side back window does not roll down.
Paint isnt great but its not terrible.
Needs e-brake cables.
Will need to be towed.
The Good:
Two months before I stopped driving it I put four new tires on it.
At the same time I replaced front rotors and pads.
Four months before that I replaced plugs, wires, cap, and rotor.
Will throw in a decent Eclipse head unit.
As is sale I have Title in hand.
Going to start at $500 obo im negotiable.
Ok second car is a 1991 Acura Integra. 5 spd
This was my first car and I always had high hopes to redoing it buy I am now a father of two little girls and there way more important than cars. The car hasnt been on the road since 2004.
The Bad:
Needs a new front bumper.
Needs a new sunroof old glass is completely removed. Has been covered to prevent any water leaking into it.
Interior is all there seats just need to all be bolted back down.
Need new corner lamps and the fogs that go with the headlights.
Has dual exhaust.
Will need to be towed.
Needs a new battery.
The Good:
Ground control coilovers on Tokico struts.
Zex dry nitrous system.
Short shifter.
No name short ram intake.
No name front strut bar.
Cheap pioneer head unit and aftermarket speakers.
Engine does start.
Has Avital alarm and remote start just need to make sure it still works.
Panels and fenders are in good shape.
All side moldings in good shape.
I cant see any rust.
All in all with some money and patience could be a very nice car again. It has tons of potential.
Ill start this a $950 obo. NEW PRICE NEW PRICE $725
The Bad:
Hasnt been started in over a year. I took it off the road when I bought my car Im driving now.
Needs a battery.
Drivers side back window does not roll down.
Paint isnt great but its not terrible.
Needs e-brake cables.
Will need to be towed.
The Good:
Two months before I stopped driving it I put four new tires on it.
At the same time I replaced front rotors and pads.
Four months before that I replaced plugs, wires, cap, and rotor.
Will throw in a decent Eclipse head unit.
As is sale I have Title in hand.
Going to start at $500 obo im negotiable.
Ok second car is a 1991 Acura Integra. 5 spd
This was my first car and I always had high hopes to redoing it buy I am now a father of two little girls and there way more important than cars. The car hasnt been on the road since 2004.
The Bad:
Needs a new front bumper.
Needs a new sunroof old glass is completely removed. Has been covered to prevent any water leaking into it.
Interior is all there seats just need to all be bolted back down.
Need new corner lamps and the fogs that go with the headlights.
Has dual exhaust.
Will need to be towed.
Needs a new battery.
The Good:
Ground control coilovers on Tokico struts.
Zex dry nitrous system.
Short shifter.
No name short ram intake.
No name front strut bar.
Cheap pioneer head unit and aftermarket speakers.
Engine does start.
Has Avital alarm and remote start just need to make sure it still works.
Panels and fenders are in good shape.
All side moldings in good shape.
I cant see any rust.
All in all with some money and patience could be a very nice car again. It has tons of potential.
Ill start this a $950 obo. NEW PRICE NEW PRICE $725
Last edited by gunmetalej; Sep 29, 2009 at 07:22 PM. Reason: new price
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Re: 1991 Integra and 1991 Nissan Maxima
Well the reason i suggest towing is because it has no battery, front bumper, or sunroof.Car also really hasnt been driven in a while for a long distance.
I rented a dollie at a U-Haul a couple times to tow cars there not too expensive I want to say around 100 bucks all you need is a truck.
Im located near Atlantic City.
I rented a dollie at a U-Haul a couple times to tow cars there not too expensive I want to say around 100 bucks all you need is a truck.
Im located near Atlantic City.
