1997 Hond Civic, Automatic Power Windows, 134k Miles, Runs Great No Reserve on 2040-cars
Amesbury, Massachusetts, United States
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ere is a 1997 Honda Civic DX, 134k miles and it runs strong.
We are listing it for a NH dealer friend of mine, our location is easier to get to for most people.
It might not be pretty to look at but it has been well serviced. Recent timing belt and water pump.
The body has faded paint mostly on the hood and a few small rust spots.
Interior is pretty good and cloth seats are in good shape.
Here is the best part, runs very strong, engine and transmission are rock solid, brakes are firm, exhaust is quiet and the tires are in good shape....has a current Mass inspection sticker too.
Has an aftermarket sunroof that holds well, just had heavy rain and there were no leaks.
Inexpensive ride Recent timing belt Recent water pump Current inspection sticker Runs strong
Any questions please call 508 740 2525 eastern time best is 9-6pm
thanks for looking. |
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