1991 Acura Integra

GS Hatchback

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Manual

JH4DA9364MS001065

Clear

Gasoline

Power Windows

This was my daily driver for 14 years. It was and is a fun and solid car. The only reason I stopped driving it all the time was because I found a steal on a newer car that I couldn't pass up. Well, I got married and now we have found THE house and must sell some things to be able to afford it. So the Integra must go. I still drive it every now and then. It still drives good. 1991 Acura Integra GS 215,500 miles Rio Red Exterior Gray Interior (good condition except driver's bolster has a hole. Fixable.) Newer Tires($400) Oil change and maintanence performed religiously Timing belt and water pump were been replaced a little over odometer 200k. ($450) New high pressure power steering hose ($300) The head unit is a Sony Mobile ES CDX-910. It was Sony's highest line CD player. (~$1000) The sound processor is a Sony Mobile ES XDP-766EQ It was Sony's highest digital sound processor. (~$800) The amplifiers are Soundstream and are a Reference 500 and a Reference 604. They too were high dollar components. (~$550 and $700) The speakers are Infinity Kappa 3-ways. Again, good stuff. (~$340) Alarm is a Code Alarm Elite Competition. It locks and unlocks the doors, rolls the windows up and down, opens the sunroom, pops the trunk, turns on the radio, and has a couple of outputs not used yet so you can add some other functions. (~$600) The paint isn't too bad for as old as the car is, but the roof is pretty rough and it has a couple other areas that the clear coat is hurting. Other than that I can't think of any issues right now. I'll try and think if there is anything else. I am out of town, but I'll be back in a few days and will drive this car and check it out to see if it jogs my memory for any other problems. Thanks for checking it out and good luck! On Mar-12-11 at 16:57:40 PST, seller added the following information:So, I got back in town and checked out the Integra. Things I found that I didn't have listed previously are: The CD player display is dim. I don't know if it is just something with the backlight that can be easily fixed or what the deal is. The stereo works fine and played a CD and the radio fine. I've been told Sony has a flat fix rate of $125. The windows need to be adjusted and greased. They work and go up and down but need a little help going up. This should be an easy fix. Feel free to ask any questions.