OBO 97 Honda Accord: New Tires, Good Engine, Low Miles, Bad Brakes & Body in San Francisco, CA

First off, this thing has a nearly new (maybe 1k miles) complete set of tires on it. Cost me around $400 at Firestone.Other than that, the main problem with the car is that the front rotors are very warped, meaning the front end will start to shake pretty hard once you get above around 65 mph (I just had the front end checked out, it is the rotors and not something more serious like the control arms or tie rods). But as long as you stay below that it drives fine: the V6 2.2l engine runs strong, I've never had a problem with the automatic transmission, and the A/C even blows cold. What you'd expect on a Honda with such low mileage.If you want to sink the time or money into fixing the rotors (which on this model Honda is a bit more complicated than a standard front rotor job: Google "honda captive rotors"), this would be a perfectly functional if pretty beat-up-looking car. But considering how much work the body and interior need, and how new the powertrain is, this might be better as a parts car.Title is clean, and it's never been in a serious accident, just the three or four parking lot fender-benders which fucked up the body and made the passenger window a little slow to roll up and down.Don't hesitate to make me an offer.More photos at the CL posting:http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/[removed phone].html