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Lawrence, Massachusetts, US
2008
HONDA CIVIC (SEE ALSO DELSOL & CRX)
Power, Sdn (4 Dr), 1.8L, non-heated, body color, LH
1HGFA16558L039355
K5897
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labor or other costs are covered. We also offer extended warranties for an
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On Jun-28-13 at 16:34:18 PDT, seller added the following information:
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