TW/FT: 1994 Acura Integra (Frost White)
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Re: TW/FT: 1994 Acura Integra (Frost White)
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Re: TW/FT: 1994 Acura Integra (Frost White)
Thanks for everyone that has been interested in the car thus far. I'm starting to lean a little more towards selling the car entirely if anyone is interested in that.
Let me know; but serious offers only please -- I don't want to waste the time of other potential buyers. Thank you!
Let me know; but serious offers only please -- I don't want to waste the time of other potential buyers. Thank you!
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Re: TW/FT: 1994 Acura Integra (Frost White)
Thanks, and all PMs replied to!
A question has been asked that has been brought to my attention, so I feel as though I should inform everyone interested in the car. To elaborate on the door panels of the car, they are cracked and a little worn (the part on the door where people usually rest their elbows), though it is only on the drivers side.
The previous owner also had a different alarm installed on the vehicle in which the LED's were installed on the top of the passenger and driver door. When I installed the new alarm, I removed these LEDs which left holes that I covered with small plastic plugs.
The only other thing that is cosmetically wrong with the interior is the gauge cluster; the previous owner had white face gauges on it. I didn't like it, so I took it off. He used glue to secure them, so some of the lettering did wear away, and there is clear glue residue on the temp and fuel gauge. None of this however reflects accurate reading of any gauge in the cluster.
These are purely minor cosmetic problems that honestly haven't bothered me enough to fix. I hope that clarifies any questions any potential buyer/trader may have concerning problems. Sorry if I wasn't clear enough; any further questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
I will update the main post as well to reflect this. Thank you!
A question has been asked that has been brought to my attention, so I feel as though I should inform everyone interested in the car. To elaborate on the door panels of the car, they are cracked and a little worn (the part on the door where people usually rest their elbows), though it is only on the drivers side.
The previous owner also had a different alarm installed on the vehicle in which the LED's were installed on the top of the passenger and driver door. When I installed the new alarm, I removed these LEDs which left holes that I covered with small plastic plugs.
The only other thing that is cosmetically wrong with the interior is the gauge cluster; the previous owner had white face gauges on it. I didn't like it, so I took it off. He used glue to secure them, so some of the lettering did wear away, and there is clear glue residue on the temp and fuel gauge. None of this however reflects accurate reading of any gauge in the cluster.
These are purely minor cosmetic problems that honestly haven't bothered me enough to fix. I hope that clarifies any questions any potential buyer/trader may have concerning problems. Sorry if I wasn't clear enough; any further questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
I will update the main post as well to reflect this. Thank you!
Last edited by ComptonAssDan; Nov 4, 2008 at 03:48 PM.