2002 Honda Civic

1.7L 1700CC l4 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

2HGES267X2H561323

Clear

For action is a 2002 Honda Civic EX 4-door sedan. This summer the car blew a head gasket at approx 253,000 mi and we are selling the car for parts or rebuild. The car was used mostly for a 35+ mi (each way) commute so a lot of the components would be typical of a car with a lot of highway miles. Features power windows, locks and mirrors, CD player and power sunroof. The engine has no compression and the radiator needs replaced as well. The battery is probably dead. There is a small dent on the driver's side door. There is some rust around the driver's side rear wheel well. The stock A/C button does not work. We replaced the ECM which did not solve the problem. A mechanic placed a switch next to the cigarette lighter adapter which is now used to turn it on. Hood latch does not work well or at all. Tranny is good. We have never experienced and slipping or mis-shifts. We have changed the transmission oil and filter on this car multiple times in its ownership. Interior is in excellent condition considering the age and mileage. There are no major tears or stains. The car was driven by a non-smoker. There are some scuffs around the HVAC controls due to pulling of radio for XM install. All power components should work. The running gear should be in pretty good shape. The car passed inspection in Feb 2013. Struts were replaced and I believe new rotors were installed in 2012. Uniroyal Tiger Paws are approx 8/32 on the fronts and 11/32 on the rears. Snow tires are available if you want them. You will have to tow or trailer this car from our driveway. Car is located in State College, PA. Buyer will have two weeks after the end of the auction to do so or you will forfeit the sale without receiving your money back. Cash or cashier's check accepted. Feel free to ask any questions or schedule a time to view the car. I will respond to questions on a daily basis. On Nov-24-13 at 09:49:20 PST, seller added the following information:Edit: It is the driver's side rear door that is dented. Also, the buyer will assume all title and transfer costs. We have a clean title in hand.