"stereo antenna doesn’t extend." I guess approach 40 and things just don't work like they used to.
Photography Courtesy Cole Van Lierop/Facebook Marketplace
This '85 Honda Prelude Si has a lot going for it: A 5-speed manual, no rust and a price tag under $10,000.
The Prelude comes with “lots of service records,” and is billed as both well-maintained and mechanically sound.
Per the seller, the car’s sunroof doesn’t open and the stereo antenna doesn’t extend.
Located in Lacey, Washington, this 1985 Honda Prelude Si is listed at $8000.
"stereo antenna doesn’t extend." I guess approach 40 and things just don't work like they used to.
In reply to J.A. Ackley :
Your "antenna" is stereo? I gotta get me one (or two) of those.
My brother’s college roommate had a blue one–not an Si, though.
I have been dreaming of second-gen Preludes. It's good thing this is 2,000 miles away from me.
That takes me back. I had a black '86 Si in college. Unfortunately, it was an autotragic. And Honda automatics of that era were.... quite poor.
DWNSHFT said:I have been dreaming of second-gen Preludes. It's good thing this is 2,000 miles away from me.
I'll change the search radius next time. 
Tom_Spangler (Forum Supporter) said:That takes me back. I had a black '86 Si in college.
Is it bad that part of the rationale I use when picking a car for sale to post is to get reactions like this? 
$10,000?? Maybe it's just me, but I am thinking that isn't worth it for this car. I'll pass on this one.
DavyZ said:$10,000?? Maybe it's just me, but I am thinking that isn't worth it for this car. I'll pass on this one.
Yeah, even with the strong nostalgia pull that has for me, $10k is a bit much. You can get a lot better experience for your money than a mid-80s Prelude.
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