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jznsn2u
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Special edition - almost like a gsr without the motor. It has a/c,p/s,p/w, and leather seats. I never seen and rs-se though, i usually see the ls-se. (special editions were only made in 1995 btw).
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good ol special edition.Vince92Gs
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Check it against your VIN. DA's were "lego cars". You could get an RS with added options from the dealer (pw, pl, etc...)
buymysoul
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To everyone who doesn't know:
2nd Gen Integra Special Editions were made in 1991 and 1993 for the US and were 2 door hatchbacks. I am more familiar with the 1993 LSS but the 1991 had body colored mirrors (but not trim) and special interior to set it apart. It at least came in white. They may have also come in black and may have only been available with a spoiler, but as I said, I'm not as familiar with them.
The 1993 LSS came in either Frost White or Isle Green Pearl which was a dark green. You have probably seen this color on G3 Integras. They came with leather interior (always black for the Frost White version and sometimes tan, sometimes black for the Isle Green Pearl version) and were available in automatic or 5 speed. The body trim and mirrors were painted like a GS-R and it also had a spoiler and the GS/GS-R wheels as standard. These cars can be identified as LSS by the 8th digit (JH4DA938).
In Canada, apparently (according to my Helms) there was a RS-SE which was a 4 door. You will have to tell us what is special about it.
2nd Gen Integra Special Editions were made in 1991 and 1993 for the US and were 2 door hatchbacks. I am more familiar with the 1993 LSS but the 1991 had body colored mirrors (but not trim) and special interior to set it apart. It at least came in white. They may have also come in black and may have only been available with a spoiler, but as I said, I'm not as familiar with them.
The 1993 LSS came in either Frost White or Isle Green Pearl which was a dark green. You have probably seen this color on G3 Integras. They came with leather interior (always black for the Frost White version and sometimes tan, sometimes black for the Isle Green Pearl version) and were available in automatic or 5 speed. The body trim and mirrors were painted like a GS-R and it also had a spoiler and the GS/GS-R wheels as standard. These cars can be identified as LSS by the 8th digit (JH4DA938).
In Canada, apparently (according to my Helms) there was a RS-SE which was a 4 door. You will have to tell us what is special about it.
