CT FS: 96 Integra 5spd SSM 81k BONE STOCK
02-04-2010, 12:51 PM
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FS: 96 Integra 5spd SSM 81k BONE STOCK
Clean title, no modifications, two owners, non smoker, 81,427 miles
This was my DD until last Friday when texting, traveling too fast for conditions and black ice conspired to spin me around and off the road resulting in an unpleasant meeting with some forestry. Fortunately for me I missed the big tree. Unfortunately for the car I hit a couple of smaller ones. The damage is exclusively to the drivers side of the car. Front bumper, driver's side fender and door all got waffled pretty good. There is some damage to the area directly behind the front wheel well where the floor pan meets the body of the car. To be perfectly honest I have no idea how hard this will be to fix or if it's even worth it to fix. What I do know is that this was just about as perfect a 14y/o car that I'd ever seen before the accident, that's why I bought it. The original owners bought this car new at a local dealership and had it serviced there until I bought the car from them in May of 09. It was their "around town" car so the miles stayed extremely low but it was driven regularly. The only thing I wasn't thrilled about was that, as this was their third car, it stayed parked in the driveway so the paint wasn't as fresh as it could have been. The interior is immaculate with no rips, stains or burns and all electrical accessories work as they should. The engine is 100% stock and always has been. No CEL. Transmission shifts perfectly and clutch grabs well. The SRS light is on and has been since I've owned the car. All four wheels have a bit of rash but they're all round and perfectly serviceable. It doesn't LOOK like there was any damage to the front driver's side suspension but I can't be sure. There are no obvious broken bolts or bent pieces and none of the brake lines were damaged on that corner. The engine still and always has run perfectly. In the interest of brevity feel free to post any questions about things I may not have covered.
The perfect buyer for this car is someone with a project civic or integra or someone with bodywork experience that wants to get a driver/project on the cheap. Buy this car, pull everything out and install it in your vehicle for less money and in much less time than it would take to track down all big and small parts you'd need.
$2000 OBO, message me on here or email me at and I'll get back to you asap.
http://s737.photobucket.com/albums/x...ewall/Integra/
This was my DD until last Friday when texting, traveling too fast for conditions and black ice conspired to spin me around and off the road resulting in an unpleasant meeting with some forestry. Fortunately for me I missed the big tree. Unfortunately for the car I hit a couple of smaller ones. The damage is exclusively to the drivers side of the car. Front bumper, driver's side fender and door all got waffled pretty good. There is some damage to the area directly behind the front wheel well where the floor pan meets the body of the car. To be perfectly honest I have no idea how hard this will be to fix or if it's even worth it to fix. What I do know is that this was just about as perfect a 14y/o car that I'd ever seen before the accident, that's why I bought it. The original owners bought this car new at a local dealership and had it serviced there until I bought the car from them in May of 09. It was their "around town" car so the miles stayed extremely low but it was driven regularly. The only thing I wasn't thrilled about was that, as this was their third car, it stayed parked in the driveway so the paint wasn't as fresh as it could have been. The interior is immaculate with no rips, stains or burns and all electrical accessories work as they should. The engine is 100% stock and always has been. No CEL. Transmission shifts perfectly and clutch grabs well. The SRS light is on and has been since I've owned the car. All four wheels have a bit of rash but they're all round and perfectly serviceable. It doesn't LOOK like there was any damage to the front driver's side suspension but I can't be sure. There are no obvious broken bolts or bent pieces and none of the brake lines were damaged on that corner. The engine still and always has run perfectly. In the interest of brevity feel free to post any questions about things I may not have covered.
The perfect buyer for this car is someone with a project civic or integra or someone with bodywork experience that wants to get a driver/project on the cheap. Buy this car, pull everything out and install it in your vehicle for less money and in much less time than it would take to track down all big and small parts you'd need.
$2000 OBO, message me on here or email me at and I'll get back to you asap.
http://s737.photobucket.com/albums/x...ewall/Integra/
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