2005 Honda Accord EX Coupe
147k original miles - Always adult owned
VIN: 1HGCM72765A008269
Clear CT Title in Hand

The car comes directly out of one of our estate, was used actively up until about 3 months ago. The car runs and drives well, starts up without problem.

Service history is unknown, though the family believes it was upkept throughout the years. Currently the Check engine light is on.

Issues:
- When driving ~50 mph the throttle will studder a bit, once you go above 65 the issue subsides. Does not happen every time.
- There are some dents and dings to the quarter panels on either side
- Check engine light is on (We will attempt to read the code and update the listing at that time)

Other than those few issues the car runs strong and drives well and is in overall good condition without any major rust. The sunroof opens and closes smoothly and appears to not leak. Could benefit from a detail of the interior due to pet hair being on the seats. Never smoked in, does not smell inside.

Car can be previewed and driven at our gallery BY APPOINTMENT

All of the items in this auction are located at our Oakville CT gallery. Pickup at our gallery will be done BY APPOINTMENT only Tuesday 12/5 to Saturday 12/9 from 10am to 3pm. All items must be picked up by Saturday Dec. 9nd 2023. Any items picked up after 12/2/2023 will be subject to storage fees of $5 per day per lot unless other arrangements have been made with the auctioneer. (See Auction Terms for more specific information relating to pickup)

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