This car is in very good condition. Originally a California car, garage kept, adult driven. I became a grandfather and moved to Jersey a year and a half ago. The engine and transmission was replaced with a 1.6 Integra racing unit, with 68K. Ceramic headers, cold air intake, advan racing wheels, after market arm rest, gear shift knob, tinted windows, smoked front and rear lights, stainless steel exhaust w/ black chrome tips, it also has a anti theft cut off switch. This car is very well maintained, it drives as good as it looks.
1991 Honda CRX SI-Type R
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Type R is internally different engine. On the chassis there is 240k. They would only let me post one picture. The interior is in great shape. I can send you pictures of not only the interior but the whole car. Engine bay and exterior. I had painted the whole car because I love it. The reason I'm selling it, is because I became a grandfather and I can't put a car seat in it. That's why now in Jersey. I had to buy another car and I don't have the room. This car is not a trailer queen but you can take it to any car show.
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I realize that, but that's not what you said in the original post, you stated it's an "Acura 1.6 racing unit", which doesn't make sense and is not a Type R.
You can post up to 20 on here, you just need to keep clicking "insert image" after each pic is uploaded.
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To add to the engine clarification....
The Integra Type R engine is the B18C....which is a 1.8 liter, not 1.6.
Maybe you meant the B16B....which is a 1.6 liter engine from the Civic Type R?
Either way...your wording isn't exactly clear as to what engine is in your CRX. You might want to clarify that for your potential buyers.
The Integra Type R engine is the B18C....which is a 1.8 liter, not 1.6.
Maybe you meant the B16B....which is a 1.6 liter engine from the Civic Type R?
Either way...your wording isn't exactly clear as to what engine is in your CRX. You might want to clarify that for your potential buyers.
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