1996 Acura Integra Gsr With Low Miles And Stock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Gs-r on 2040-cars
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States
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Very Clean and hard to find (especially in close to stock form) Acura Integra GSR with 5 speed manual Transmission. Car runs and drives like a new vehicle, transmission shifts through all the gears super smooth with no flaws. This car was owned by a gentlemen in the military who was deployed to the Middle East for a 2 yr tour, this is the only reason the car is being sold otherwise he would still have it.
Car is all stock with the exception of a AEM short ram air intake, a new head unit, and a different shift knob. 113k miles, title is in hand and ready to sell. Current PA inspection until Dec 2014. (means car shouldn't need anything for inspection in other states). The ABS light does come on from time to time, its a sensor and eventually should be replaced. No check engine lights or any other problems with this vehicle, it has been well maintained. Vehicle is super clean inside and out, it is a 1996 and not a new car but in very good shape for the year and miles. Feel free to come check it out and take it for a ride if your serious about purchasing it. This one shouldn't last long and is priced to sell quickly at $4850!!!!! questions you can text me at 240 818 8095 |
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