> i?m interested in one of these years, if youve owned one can you tell
> me any problems you had with the car. much appreciated
The older cars will be having problems with seals drying
out(brakes,steering,clutch) and leaking,may need a timing belt change.
Had to replace the thermostat on my GSR.(easy job)
Hatch lift struts may need replacement,suspension shocks/struts too.
The clearcoat paint may be wearing thin,ready to fail.
I note that many 2dr Integras have problems with the rear side window trim
peeling away from the glass,requiring GLASS replacement(it's one
assembly),and the finish looks rotten,too,like some fungus grows on it.
But I love my Integra,I wish they still made them,instead of that ugly RSX.

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>im interested in one of these years, if youve owned one can you tell
>me any problems you had with the car. much appreciated
I love my '97 Integra. The main thing is mileage. If it has over 90k
make sure the timing belt has been replaced, or count on doing it
(cost is pretty steep, around a grand) after purchase.
Posted by the Rubber Dino.
Jim Yanik - 02 Mar 2005 18:07 GMT
>>i?m interested in one of these years, if youve owned one can you tell
>>me any problems you had with the car. much appreciated
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> (cost is pretty steep, around a grand) after purchase.
> Posted by the Rubber Dino.
My local Acura dealer advertises replacing timing belts for $250.

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frust8ed - 11 Mar 2005 03:53 GMT
>>i?m interested in one of these years, if youve owned one can you tell
>>me any problems you had with the car. much appreciated
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> (cost is pretty steep, around a grand) after purchase.
> Posted by the Rubber Dino.
I had mine replaced for around $400, and that included the water pump,
too.