1997 Honda Civic

Hatchback

Automatic

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1997 Honda Civic DX Hatchback Details: 4 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, 106 HorsepowerMileage: 161,422 Combined 31 MPG PROS: Original owner, non-smoker, no petsClean titleNo accidentsNew Battery – August 2016New Headlights - 2015Tune-up – August 2016 (ignition wires, spark plugs, cap and rotor) New A/C - 2014 - no aftermarket internal switches available, therefore external switch turns on compressor (seen in picture next to cigarette lighter)Inspection – July 2016. Hitting 20 year mark this upcoming year and will only require a safety check from then on.Oxygen sensory replaced per warranty in 2005Throttle body and idle air control valve cleaned of sludge in 2009Timing belt replaced on 3/11/06 - 92,397 milesRadio antenna replaced 2004All routine recommended maintenance over the years Noteworthy: Engine: The engine idles up and down while in park and during the tune-up in August it was discovered to be due to a vacuum leak (check engine light is on). However, the source of the leak is unknown. I have forgone having it repaired given that I originally had no plans on keeping this vehicle after the fall of 2016. The car is still driveable. Hood – aftermarket o Helped jumpstart another individual’s car, they unhooked the cables and slammed the hood shut with the prop rod still up. Hood was bent significantly and had to be replaced. Unaware that it wasn’t painted to factory specs when replaced, therefore every ding and nick caused it to chip and therefore you see the rust and missing paint in those areas. Everything is functional, just doesn’t look pretty. Dent in driver’s side front quarterpanel (pictured) – caused by an automatic gate accidentally closing on carTear in fabric of driver’s seat (pictured)Cigarette lighter not secured (pictured) Prop rod – broken off o Originally replaced after the hood incident above. Then, once again, someone slammed the hood shut without taking the prop rod down, but this time it snapped and the hood was unaffected. It was not replaced. Handle for hood release – broken off (pictured) – just simply able to pull it with fingers or pliers.Windshield crack (pictured) Shipping details: The buyer is responsible for vehicle pickup or shippingContact information: Contact via e-mail will likely get a quicker response as I am not able to easily return phone calls throughout the day. However, my phone number is 713 – four 7 eight – eight seven 6 three. · Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE