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1990 Accord LX, 51k Miles, Stock

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    1990 Accord LX, 51k Miles, Stock

    Hey everyone, I’m looking to get a price on this accord. I know this isn’t a sale site but really not sure how to price it. I was thinking $8000 OBO is fair.

    It’s a CA car and been garage kept it’s entire life, 1 owner, miles are 100% original, I ran a carfax. I also have the bank note indicating the car is paid off (from 1991!). I am selling it for my landlady who is in her 80s and does not drive at all.

    It has a very small dent on passenger door and some scratches on driver side front bumper.

    Middle two AC vents don’t blow, and radio sometimes doesn’t work.

    Other than that flawless, and has Japanese VIN.

    Any help would be appreciated, thank you!! (sorry if this isn’t the correct place to post this).

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...e2VpmKGJXQeElp

    The Google Drive link is photos of the car, couldn’t figure out how to upload photos from my phone to this site.
    Tags: 1990, accord, cb7, honda, sedan
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    Just want to be clear I’m not trying to sell on here, just need help pricing it for selling sites, hope that’s okay

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      #3
      That is a nice example, and the issues your shared are not difficult fixes at all. But, $8,000 is going to get you laughs and low ballers that will tick you off rather than serious buyers. If those two issues were fixed, I would see people seriously trying to negotiate with you if they saw $5,000 OBO in an ad.

      MRT

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        #4
        Im surprised you are even asking about this on a forum like this. Lol like you are only going to get biased answers. Obviously we love cb7s and if you find a clean one every single one of us will tell you to buy it. The real question is whether you like it, want it, or are passionate about it. I would pay 10k for a totally clean shell 100% but thats just me because I love this chassis. I bought a rusty one for 2k and put a turbo in it cause i wanna go fast. thats the question, what do you want the vehicle for? Anything old like this is going to take work to put it back into the kind of condition it was sold at. its all about what you want to work on, and old hondas are an amazing platform

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