2000 red 5 spd for sale

gasnell · 06-04-2011, 05:27 PM

I am selling my 2000 insight. I decided I need a four seater so...
It is red and has a perfectly running engine with 153k on it. I have recently balance charged the pack. it is in "as new" condition. i have made a few mods to my car. I wanted a better ride so I made a 1/2 in spacer for the rear and improved the ride alot. I also fab'd a dual shock system in the rear. It uses one stock shock for smooth rebound and one air shock per side. the fill valve is located on the hip rail. It came with no A/C so i added it by adapting a home unit. it is located int the spare tire area and is plummed to the front through ducts. it exhausts heat out holes in the tray. It runs on a 3000 watt inverter located under the passenger seat. You can also run 110v appliances with a spare plug i installed. Although I have never towed with it, I did fab up a hitch. It is hidden in the rear bumper and is supported very well. I planned to tow my hot dog cart with it but realized I would need more passenger space soon after completing the project. The car has one dent right behind the drivers door and a worn spot on the drivers seat(the usual place). This car runs and drives perfect and is a dream on the road with the added cruise. I opted for the wireless control for seamless installation. it works great. Like factory! I hate to see it go but on to another project. if interested please feel free to call me at 805-610-6316. Thanks, Greg

yogaguy · 06-07-2011, 01:14 AM

What's your asking price?

gasnell · 06-07-2011, 04:04 AM

oops....7500 and its located in california. central coast

gramurai · 07-01-2011, 02:57 AM

Is the car still for sale? Anything else done to the car?
Thanks

Southern Dad · 07-11-2011, 07:06 PM

I'd love to see pix of the air conditioner installation...

gasnell · 07-18-2011, 12:36 AM

sorry for the delay. i've been out of town. Yes the car is still for sale. I havent been trying too hard but now it is time to get the job done. Ill miss it but.....
As for the pics, i will post some as soon as I can gather up the disc. It was a fun and interesting project and although it does not blow cold air in the face like conventional AC does, it still does a remarkable job.
Thanks for the interest, Greg