I am selling my 1994 Del Sol S with 90,500 original miles on it. Not only is it completely factory, it was just inspected this month. Good till March 2015. Asking $4,000, and I'm firm on price.

I have replaced the following on this vehicle:

* New suspension all the way around (Eibach Sportline springs, KYB Gas Adjustable shocks, and bushings)
* New tires (1k miles on them)
* New brakes (calipers, stainless steel brake lines, rotors, pads, drum brakes (including drums and internals))
* New battery
* New exhaust (manifold to muffler, O2 Sensor)
* Gas tank straps
* Fuel and Air filter
* Replaced steel wheels with Civic SI alloys

Also comes with brand-new car cover. All parts have ~2k miles on them. Still has the original D15 motor.

In the two years I have owned this vehicle, it has never been driven in the rain/snow, and it has been kept covered in my garage when not in use. You are paying for a vehicle with a plethora of brand-new OEM parts. There are absolutely NO mechanical problems with this car, and NO accidents on record. I have the carfax ready to show.

I recently purchased a new Sunday summer car so I have to make room by selling this one. It does have an aftermarket head unit, does not have the original floor mats and there are a few dings and nicks on the exterior. It really pains me to let this car go.

Perfect template for a summer project, or a daily commuter car. I'm sure as you all know, D15's can easily last 200k+ miles with proper maintenance.

I have a hectic schedule so if you would like to set up a time to see the car, send me a PM or text @7178896287.

Thanks for looking!

 

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Been looking for another sol for a while, Def a Clean car but too much, 2500-2800 maxx if everything is as listed, GLWS

 

Really? It has ~$2000 in brand new parts (most OEM). Not counting the installation time/work involved. Can you find del sol's for that price? Sure. But they all either need a ton of work, or have 150k+ miles.

Thanks for looking.

 

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Yes, just cause you spent 2k in (maintenance) doesn't really count them as parts, nor should it reflect the price. A car should be in great condition when its sold even though we all know too well people sell buckets all the time. I've owned a couple of del sol's before so yes i know they are getting harder to find in good condition but i cant imagine you selling this car for anywhere near 4k. Not knocking, but if your really serious about selling it you should really adjust your price or keep it. Hope it finds a home ! bump

 

I've already had an offer for 3.5k, but I guess I'm just being patient. I know a buyer at this price will be someone with specific interest in a Del Sol that has low miles, needs absolutely zero work, and will easily last another 80-100k miles without any major repairs.

Thanks for the feedback though.

 

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