Honda Civic Type R EK9

[HondaCTR]

Item for sale: Honda Civic Type R EK9 CW 1999 - RX Face Lift
Reputation: Hondactr
Paypal: No, cash on collection, bankers draft, or electronic bank transfer
Location: Denmark
Condition: 8 of 10
Description:
Milage: 129.000 km
Price: 8200 euro

Standard EK9 in mint condition
Things I've done/changed/replaced in my ownership:
Oil and filter change every 8000 km - OEM Honda and Motul 5w40
Fuel filter twice - OEM Honda
Sparkplugs twice - NGK iridium
Timingbelt kit - OEM Honda
RTA bushes - OEM Honda
Hardrace complete bush kit
New original EK9 headlights (not cheap!)
Roof Mouldings
OEM EK9 Type R emblems front and rear
OEM EK9 Type R stickers both sides and rear
OEM Front wheel bearings
OEM oil pan gasket
DC2 fullsize rad
Front screen replaced with new mouldings
Mtec discs all corners + Ferodo DS2500 pads
Motul RBF300 brake fluid
HEL braided brake lines
Fully undersealed
Thermal intake and throttle gasket
Exhaust gaskets
Suspension bolts and nuts
Inner tie rods
Outer tie rods
Lower ball joints
arb links front and rear
...and list goes on. I've made a folder with every reciept I have, from parts to work done and so on.

Just had oil and brake service. Also alignment just done

Complete A/C kit included, only needs a belt
Original sparewheel and toolkit in very mint condition included

Comes with original EK9 manual and paperwork

She has always run on V-power and never been tuned/chipped etc.
No rust
Handwashed only. Have been clayed and waxed several times.

I've imported her myself from UK, North Lincolnshire to Denmark. Bought it from Craig on here.
Ask him about "the crazy Danes"

Feel free to ask

Cheers

Nicolai

Note: Spoiler is put to normal position and not like in the first pictures

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[Yama]

Looks nice

 

[irf]

Beautiful example

 

[Banana]

Amazing example good luck with the sale!! ( dont think you will need it )

 

[HondaCTR]

Thank you It's not easy to sell such a special car here in Denmark.
So might aswell try here

 

[HondaCTR]

Nobody interested?

 

[Ghostyfkr]

I would love to have a second EK9 but... I still haven't finished the legalization process of my first one so...
Meanwhile, are those European adapted headlights? Where did you get them? Do they have the City Lights?

Thanks

 

[HondaCTR]

I would love to have a second EK9 but... I still haven't finished the legalization process of my first one so...
Meanwhile, are those European adapted headlights? Where did you get them? Do they have the City Lights?

Thanks

It can be very difficult getting a EK9 legalized in EU for sure.
The headlights are OEM Honda EK9. I bought new ones, original Honda from ebay

 

[Ghostyfkr]

It can be very difficult getting a EK9 legalized in EU for sure.
The headlights are OEM Honda EK9. I bought new ones, original Honda from ebay

Original EK9 Honda adapted for driving on Europe? oO
That exists? Where can I get some?

 

[Topf]

There are some legal EK9 in Europe , i recently got a request from a guy who bought a '99 Ek9 for my headlights ... he said he just had to change the headlight to EJ/EK LHD Headlights and thats it

 

[muhammadravat9]

Looks very tidy! Glws

 

[Ghostyfkr]

There are some legal EK9 in Europe , i recently got a request from a guy who bought a '99 Ek9 for my headlights ... he said he just had to change the headlight to EJ/EK LHD Headlights and thats it

Well, that's what I'm doing right now with my EK9... But those are not "Honda original EK9" headlights are they?

 

[Topf]

Well if you take the ek9 inlays they could look like lhd ek9 headlights

 

[HondaCTR]

They are for sure OEM EK9 headlight. They are for RHD driving. Put them back on after MOT

 

[Ghostyfkr]

They are for sure OEM EK9 headlight. They are for RHD driving. Put them back on after MOT

You don't live in Switzerland... I can see that
If they get me driving with the "wrong set of lights" I don't want to imagine the fine that I'll get...
Nah... I've opened some EK4 headlights and now I just need to paint them, close, and get them in place.

It's a lot safer...