1999 Honda Civic

Sedan

16DOC

Manual

8749JKL293VK10927

Clear

Gasoline

I am disabled and my honda civic is too low to the ground to get in and out of, or I would still keep her. She has been very good to me and has taken me many places. Timing belt last changed at 100,000 miles. Last tune up 2 years ago. She drives well, clutch is easy to use, has a CD Player inside with a remote control. The interior is in good condition. It has not been in any major accidents. The tires are all terrain all weather tires. She purrs and drives really well! I am in Eugene Oregon and need people to come to me to get the car. I would rather not do freight, but if I have to do it I will. Thank you! I will update the VIN number if it is incorrect and place pictures no later than Monday.On Mar-30-16 at 00:19:10 PDT, seller added the following information: Edit: It has 177,000 Miles, all original. VIN number is JHMEJ6570XS000637 There are differences between description and what I am typing. I was giving an estimate when the auction went up. I have a picture of the odometer where you can see it shows 177K miles. Stickers expired because it's not being used. My dad has been running the engine weekly and making sure the gas tank is more than 3/4 full as is evident in one of the pictures. Today my family gave it a wash and re-parked it & it ran great, no stalling, clutch was good (no slipping), we then re-parked it for the pictures you see in the auction. Visually the condition is really good, small cosmetic scratches here and there, nothing major. Mechanically it runs well. It is a 5 Speed Manual Transmission. The clutch was changed in 2010. As you can tell in the pics the air in the tires are low, so my brother is going to fix that for me. If you are in the area you are more than welcome to look at it.On Apr-01-16 at 00:54:39 PDT, seller added the following information: When I mentioned the stickers are outdated because the car is not in use, I forgot to mention that in order for the stickers & registration to be updated, the DMV needs proof of car insurance. The title is clear other than I didn't receive it from the credit union when I paid it off, so if my credit union doesn't have it, I will have the credit union fill out a DMV form indicating the car is paid off. With that form a you can apply for a new title. When I talked to the DMV, she suggested that I give the paperwork to the new owner to turn in for a new title. If you have any questions please let me know. Thank you!