1975 Honda Civic

4-cylinder

4-speed manual

WBA1007138

Clear

Gasoline

I am selling my 1975 Civic wagon -- somewhat reluctantly, since I've only had it about 8 months. But I have another 40-year-old Japanese wagon and I can't keep both. This car drives pretty well and is fairly clean inside and out. It has some imperfections in the body, to be sure: a ding on the roof above the windshield and some damage to the front bumper. If you know these cars, you know that they're not built for high performance. The engine, if I recall correctly, has 52 HP. It will drive at highway speeds, but as a daily driver, it's better for in-town use. Since I got it, I've had the following work done: Front-end alignmentPoints and carburetor adjustedFront seats recovered and foam replacedShoulder belts installed in back seat It also has a new battery. The engine was rebuilt approximately five years ago. I have the repair records for that and a lot of other work that predates my ownership. Overall, I'd say it's in good condition, considering its age. The upholstery, carpets, and dash are all good. Here are the known mechanical flaws: The driver's window regulator doesn't work properly. You can still raise and lower the window, but it takes extra effort. It needs one of the strut sleeves replaced. My mechanic told me that he found these listed on-line for approximately $90.The odometer has not worked since I have owned it (so I don't know the true mileage). When I bought it, the previous owner included a 5-speed transmission, but I've never looked into installing it.