1991 Honda CRX HF 5-speed Manual Transmission, White, Approximately 297,542 miles
VIN: JHMED8367MS017282
Auction Rights: I am also showing this car for sale locally and reserve the right to end this auction at any time.
Low Reserve Price.
Shipping: Buyer responsible for vehicle pick-up or shipping
Item location: Eureka Springs, Arkansas, United States
Payments:
Deposit of US $500.00 within 24 hours of auction close, non-refundable.
Full payment is required within 7 days of auction close - cash only.
No Warranty or Guarantee:
This is an old car. We are selling this car AS IS.
No guarantee and No warranty - expressed or implied.
Though it was working when I posted this description, the car will need to be towed or you will burn the motor up because the radiator is busted and leaking, the thermostat might be bad, and the front passenger headlight is broken out.
Description:
I guess I've driven our trusty steed for the last time. We are the original owners and it's been faithful to us for almost 25 years and almost 300,000 miles. I go back and forth on what to do, whether to do a complete rebuild or sell. But, this last fender bender a month ago has cinched it for us. Just too much for us non-mechanics to want to do ourselves. Over the years it has had its fair share of misfortune and has some rust to show for it, but still served us without complaint. It was hit by a deer and the hood is crumpled. It's had severe hail damage twice. It was hit by a backing car. It was hit by a wild shopping cart. It leaks into the interior every time it rains. It's had a mouse nest in the glove box. The gas tank seeps gas out the sides and if we try to replace it, it's rusted on and would have to be cut out and then the other parts might break. The water pump, thermostat, radiator, and front headlight are all broken. It leaks and sprays oil. The gear shift light no longer works. The seats are nothing but rusted metal and powdered foam. The after-market cruise control won't hold on hills. The emergency brake works, but the handle is often either too tight or too loose. The rear connections are frozen so we can no longer align the rear wheels. There are paint spatters all over the console from an exploded can years ago. One a/c vent is busted out. The carpet is worn to the metal floorboard in one small spot. The pedals are worn slick. There is no radio or clock - which is how it came. I can’t see anything inside the car at night because the interior lights don’t work and the button lights don’t light up for the air. Etc., etc., etc.
And it STILL gets really good gas mileage. We once got 71 miles per gallon in the heat of its first summer! It still gets maybe 45 mpg last time we checked!!!! It only costs us $7 in property tax, $19.50 for registration, and very little for liability insurance!
It's so hard to say goodbye. We will miss this car! I love it's simplicity - no electronics, just simply roll the window up using your own arm. Just punch the button or turn the dial to change the airflow. But, we don't have all the tools, time, know-how, or desire to rebuild it ourselves. It’s someone else’s turn to love this car - if I don’t change my mind and think too long about it.
We are selling this 1991 Honda CRX manual 5-speed car AS IS. This is a beater car and you will be buying it dead or alive. I will give the most honest information I can, but I am not a mechanic or repair person and you must buy at your own risk. No guarantee is expressed or implied. This car is nearly 25 years old with nearly 300,000 miles on it. I don’t think they all are, but if you expect that all parts might be damaged, rusted, or frozen in place., you will consider yourself lucky if they aren’t. Expect lots of body damage and rust. This car is a prime candidate for a complete rebuild or for parts for a rebuild. I’m hoping someone will make it like new again.
Though the CRX starts easily and was drivable when I posted this description, the car will need to be towed or you most likely would burn the motor up due to a recently damaged radiator, etc. I only went between 3 miles to a few blocks without stopping to let it cool or add water. I would check all fluids before starting it again.
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