*** Notice to bidders, the car has been freshly MOT'd and is now ready to drive away***
Highlights
- Original UK market RHD car in white
- Full respray with well kept body and paint
- Fully rebuilt B18C 1.8 190bhp engine
- Only five registered keepers with the current one since 2019
- Factory standard car
- NEW MOT
The Appeal
The list of brilliant Japanese cars of the 1990s is a really long one, but close to the top must surely be Honda’s superlative Integra Type R. Widely lauded by reviewers and owners as one of the greatest coupes ever built, these quick and engaging cars are from an era when driver skill trumped nannying tech.
What makes the third-generation Integra Type R so special is just how far Honda went to make it that way. The B18C was hand-built, featuring hand-polished and ported heads and high-compression pistons at the head of a long list of performance tweaks. The chassis was strengthened with extra welds and thicker rear shock towers and lower subframe. Even the windscreen was thinned down and the wheels lightened. The result was a 8,600rpm red line, 190bhp and 0-60 in under 7secs. But, as buyers know, it’s really how the Type R drives that makes it so, so special.
This 1999 UK market RHD Type R is thankfully factory standard, just a modern Kenwood touch screen head unit varies from how it left the Honda works. Finished in resprayed white with matching wheels and subtly debadged, it is in very good condition for a car of this age. Inside the Recaro front seats show a little wear, but that would be an easy fix. Under the bonnet the engine is said to have been fully rebuilt. Lots of work was done last year for its MOT which left just one advisory to note of "Rear Brake disc worn, pitted or scored, but not seriously weakened"
This is a really tidy example of a truly brilliant car. One to jump in and enjoy straight away now it has a fresh MOT.
The vendor says:
“The car is a dream to drive, and guaranteed to make you smile.”
History and Paperwork
- First UK registered 4th March 1999
- Five keepers from new
- Current keeper since May 2019
- MOT expires 18th of May 2027
- Vendor states that the car has been repainted and the engine ‘fully rebuilt’
The Condition
- Factory standard car in white with a debadged look
- Car said to have been repainted and presents well in photos with few marks
- Bodywork also well-kept, including arches and underside, as shown
- New MOT with some advisories
- Factory white multispoke alloy wheels in good general condition
- Original and unrestored interior with Recarp red front fabric seats
- Front seats particularly the driver’s side show light wear and fade
- Interior features a Kenwood touch-screen head unit
The Mechanics
- B18C 1.8-litre (1,797cc) 190bhp UK specification 4cyl engine
- Five-speed close ratio manual gearbox
- Fitted with an LSD
- Infinity exhaust system with lifetime guarantee advised
- We are told that the engine has been fully rebuilt
- Lots of work done last year for its MOT (29th April 2025)
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