2000 Honda Civic GX CNG Natural Gas Vehicle NGV

2000 Honda Civic GX Description

2000 Honda Civic GX. I bought this car about 8 years ago and it has always ran and drove great. No check engine lights. Routine maintenance is all that was needed. I just replaced all 3 engine belts and front brakes. I run Amsoil synthetic motor oil and filters. The car comes with two new CNG fuel filters as well as one Amsoil oil filter. The front Michelin and rear Hankook tires are like new. The AC, power windows, cruise, all work but the power door locks do NOT work. I lock manually when needed. Interior is not perfect but fairly good, see photos. Comes with two keys and fobs.
The car burns/uses virtually no oil, no problems with transmission or drive train, drives good. I had it repainted shortly after I bought it. There is nowa little surface rust in spots, I have tried to catch them in the photos. There are a few small dents that are hard to see but tried to capture in photos, bottom of drivers door and left rear above bumper for example.May be others but I can't find them, see photos. Car looks decent for a 2000.
I would keep this neat car if we had a CNG station nearby but we don't. Unfortunately my Fuelmaker C3 compressordoesn't work properly so the car has to go. If you want to buy a CHEAP C3 that needs work, maybe we can make a package deal. Otherwise I will be trying to list it on ebay soon. I will help with delivery if you arrange for shipping or I could drive or trailer the car shorter distances. Mileage is listed as 74,525 but I still occasionally drive the car so that could change.
A QUESTION WAS ASKED ABOUT THE THREE LISTED ACCIDENTSBUT SOMETHING WENT WRONG WHEN I TRIED TO ANSWER IT SO HERE GOES.....Thanks for the good question. First incident, 2-20-2003, I can't say exactly what happened because I didn't own it back then but when I got the car I saw no evidence of any issues. The undercarriage of the car, inner fenders, etc show absolutely no damage that I can see. The second "incident" is totally bogus because that car was never more than 50 miles from home and was never in Columbus, Ohio. I can't explain that one. The last one, 2-9-11, my wife bumped into the back of a school bus and the rear tow hook on the bus dented the hood. Very minor incident, I didn't realize the police were called or that it was even recorded but I guess any incident involving a school bus gets recorded. The hood of the car was the only thing damaged, it didn't even get the front grill or anything.
Thanks,
John Finn
The CNG tank states on it that it was due for inspection April 2015 so it is overdue for this. I don't have any CNG suppliers in the area so will leave it up to the buyer to handle this, but a question was asked regarding this issue.