From the seller: “Here is a Very Rare & Ultra Low Genuine Milage 1989 Honda Prelude 2.0i 16v Limited 4xWheel Steer Coupe, Petrol, Automatic, (B20A7 150 BHP Model). It has a genuine very low Milage of 40k Miles with Mot proof & Full History. I have stacks of bills & receipts since the early days as this is virtually a 1 owner car since 1992!
This car has been dry stored & off the road since 2018, so not being regularly used for 5 years it will need looking over & re commissioning in the mechanicals department, I had every intentions of restoring this car to its former glory but with my recent loss of storage it would be a shame to leave this to deteriorate outside, this particular car is a rare ‘Limited Edition’ Model & as you can see on the ‘How Many Left’ Website Pic I have added, that there are virtually hardly any left.
This car has a recent new battery & it starts, runs & drives but mechanically it will need a good once over before regular use, TBH it would benefit from some localised panel, Paint & Leather Seat repairs, but still it is a very solid & useable car as is, everything electrical works fine but I reckon the Air Con will need regassing.”
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