HONDA CIVIC EX 2DR AUTOMATIC (atlanta) $2900

This is a custom 2001 Honda that has been modified to look like the 2004-2005 Model Honda Civic, It has Original Honda Side Skirts and Rear Bumper Lip. It has custom HID headlights and 18 custom wheels with custom Honda Center Caps. The Suspension is Tokico Sports Tuned Suspension, It handles very nicley and the car is dropped for an attractive look and maximized driving experience. The car is MECHANICALLY FLAWLESS. If you find a problem with anything mechanical within 30days we will fix it.

I have inspected all components of the car and done diagnostic tests to confirm that ther is no malfuntion in the check engine system, srs system, abs system. The car meets all epa regulations and passes all emmisions related tests.

All mounts are good, belts are good, brakes are 90% Plus, Front two tires are BRAND NEW and rear two tires are 90%. There isn't one drop of leaking oil anywere on this car. The coolant system is clean and free of debris. The Car Drives, steers and stops great. You will not be disapointed in this car. It comes with two spare wheels in the trunk (the tires are not good).

It is a beautiful looking car and has a very exotic custom pinstripe, Just check the pictures out.

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