It makes the Junkyard Odometer Top Ten, but pushes another Accord off the list.
This car appears to have been in pretty decent condition prior to its final owner and the depredations of junkyard shoppers pulling parts. That's typical of high-mile vehicles that show up in boneyards, because you don't get past 200,000 miles inwithout being good about maintenance. The pink door panel got swapped in along the line, and I'll bet those aren't the first front seats that have lived here.Colorado isn't particularly rusty, but these cars were susceptible to rot .
This car was built in Ohio, while the other two Accords in the Junkyard Odometer Top Ten came from Japan.It appears to be a DX sedan, the cheapest of the 1991 Accord lineup, with a 2.2-liter four-cylinder and five-speed manual transmission. All of the Accords I've found in junkyards with better than 400k miles had manual transmissions, but the Volvo that sits at #1 had an automatic.
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