95 CIVIC SI COUPE VTEC
119k, metallic gray ext, blue int. 5spd manual, fog lights and tinted
light covers, sunroof & tinted windows.
Only 2 owners, never raced. Well maintained, great ride, very zippy.
New stereo/speakers, mags & winter tires (on rims), performance brakes,
powder-coated engine components, stabilizer bar. $1400 optional tune-up
last fall. $8250 cert & e-tested. Ask for Adam; Cell:613-808-9174
D:613-954-6566 E:613-7334319

 

bubbaboy wrote:
> 95 CIVIC SI COUPE VTEC
> 119k, metallic gray ext, blue int. 5spd manual, fog lights and tinted
> light covers, sunroof & tinted windows.
> Only 2 owners, never raced. Well maintained, great ride, very zippy.
> New stereo/speakers, mags & winter tires (on rims), performance brakes,
> powder-coated engine components, stabilizer bar. $1400 optional tune-up
> last fall. $8250 cert & e-tested. Ask for Adam; Cell:613-808-9174
> D:613-954-6566 E:613-7334319
>


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The car is probably in Ottawa, Canada. The price is (probably) in
Canadian dollars. . . . Steering wheel is on the LEFT.


'Curly'

 

"motsco_ _" <"motsco_ _"@interbaun.com> wrote in message
news:42F234A9.3090209@interbaun.com...
> bubbaboy wrote:
> > 95 CIVIC SI COUPE VTEC
> > 119k, metallic gray ext, blue int. 5spd manual, fog lights and tinted
> > light covers, sunroof & tinted windows.
> > Only 2 owners, never raced. Well maintained, great ride, very zippy.
> > New stereo/speakers, mags & winter tires (on rims), performance brakes,
> > powder-coated engine components, stabilizer bar. $1400 optional tune-up
> > last fall. $8250 cert & e-tested. Ask for Adam; Cell:613-808-9174
> > D:613-954-6566 E:613-7334319
> >
>
>
> ---------------------------
>
> The car is probably in Ottawa, Canada. The price is (probably) in
> Canadian dollars. . . . Steering wheel is on the LEFT.
>

If the car doesn't have a minimum of 20,000km/year (12500 miles/year), I'd
stay clear. A well maintained car is one that is driven regularly. Also, a
co-worker of mine has the same model and he's adapt at replacing the
instrumentation in the dash. Apparently, it's quite easy.

Pars

>
> 'Curly'
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