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1994 Honda Del Sol Vtec on 2040-cars

US $2,900.00
Year:1994 Mileage:422000 Color: and black interior
Location:

Whitewood, South Dakota, United States

Whitewood, South Dakota, United States

1994 Honda Del sol.

This car is the vtec model but no longer sports the b16 setup. It was pulled for use in another project. The car still is the vtec model and has 4 wheel disc brakes, suspension, strut bars, sway bars, gauge cluster, etc. The BODY has 422,xxx miles but don't let the miles scare you; the drivetrain has a lot less.

non air conditioning car stock. power steering. power windows. power rear window. cruise. targa top (whole top comes off and fits in the trunk). has si trunk lid without spoiler (holes are plugged).

back exterior and black interior. few dings and some rust in the rear 1/4s but majority of the rust is in the bottom of the quarters by the rocker panels. can be fixed and isn't a rust bucket. 15" civic ex wheels with good tires.

engine/transmission/ecu/shift linkage/mounts have been swapped to a d16z6 SOHC VTEC setup. everything was removed from a 1994 Honda del sol si. I was told the engine has less then 1000 miles on it but have no way to verify that. new clutch, new flywheel, new front sway bar end links, new driver's side axle, new driver's side lower ball joint.

interior is in very good shape. the del sol seats have been replaced with integra black leather ones in ok shape. (del sol seats were pretty deteriorated). carpet, dash, door panels, etc. are in great shape. all windows roll up and down easily. cruise and heat work great.

stock exhaust and stock suspension. rides, steers, and handles great. no check engine lights or issues.

only issues are windshield has some cracks and the trip on the odometer isn't working. everything else works great. excellent fun car or daily driver.

clean and clear title ready to go.

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(six zero five) 269-1100

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