'86 Acura Integra

[amorsh 10+ year member]

I'm selling a 1986 Acura Integra 1.6L Inline 4 DOHC 4 door hatchback.

I do not have pictures at the moment, but I might be able to get some in the next few days.

This car is a 5 speed manual, and the clutch and ****** are in great condition, and shift fine. The car will need to be timed though, comes with the repair manual (If you want to try to time it yourself). The car is mostly complete with only a few cosmetic parts missing. The car will need 4 new tires at the moment, but if you're serious about buying, I'll buy the tires for it.

The car has about 206k miles on it, but it still runs like a champ. New belts, new water pump, new carpet kit, new spark plugs. Will pass smog (After the installation of a new muffler), and has a clean title (Registered in California).

While the car doesn't look appealing, it is solid, and there is practically no rust anywhere.

Starting price I'd have to say would be 600 bucks OBO.

And, the car at the moment would have to be trailored.

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[amorsh 10+ year member]

brrrrump.

 

[pitbull12888]

haha wait. the car is 600 and you'll buy tires for it? what if i want some like 33" mud tires on it that cost about 800? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif , good luck with the sale

 

[amorsh 10+ year member]

The only reason I'd buy tires for it, is for the pure fact that someone will be able to trailor it easier, and I can get a really good deal on the lo-pro's.

And I mean the actual tires that will fit Italy rims (205/50/15's)

 

[amorsh 10+ year member]

Bed bump.

 

[amorsh 10+ year member]

3rd page bump. =]

 

[Scoobydoo 5,000+ posts]

i am confused, it runs fine and is solid, but it would need to be trailored away, why?

 

[amorsh 10+ year member]

The tires are flat, and don't hold air.