1995 civic
#51
I paid $1400 for it two weeks ago and I just recently got it registered last week. I haven't done anything yet besides that.
#52
If you resell the car for about the same as the purchase price, you could likely buy a $3400 Civic that is running and requires little or no work.
#53
honestly RonJ, this car doesn't look like it's gonna be that hard to restore to decent condition.
I take back my "money pit" statement.
as for the A/C, you can buy the whole entire A/C kit from the dealer brand new for like $600.
EDIT: well, I thought you could... i've seen it before on majestic honda but i'm having trouble locating it.
I take back my "money pit" statement.
as for the A/C, you can buy the whole entire A/C kit from the dealer brand new for like $600.
EDIT: well, I thought you could... i've seen it before on majestic honda but i'm having trouble locating it.
Last edited by trustdestruction; 02-07-2009 at 09:18 PM.
#54
honestly RonJ, this car doesn't look like it's gonna be that hard to restore to decent condition.
I take back my "money pit" statement.
as for the A/C, you can buy the whole entire A/C kit from the dealer brand new for like $600.
EDIT: well, I thought you could... i've seen it before on majestic honda but i'm having trouble locating it.
I take back my "money pit" statement.
as for the A/C, you can buy the whole entire A/C kit from the dealer brand new for like $600.
EDIT: well, I thought you could... i've seen it before on majestic honda but i'm having trouble locating it.
#55
I don't know Trust. I reread through the posts, and there seems to be a lot of potential work ahead for FRZ. In addition, FRZ has now driven the car, but he hasn't updated us on how the engine and transmission performed and on any new obvious issues that would need to be fixed. My overall impression is that this Civic has been abused and neglected.
#56
I don't know Trust. I reread through the posts, and there seems to be a lot of potential work ahead for FRZ. In addition, FRZ has now driven the car, but he hasn't updated us on how the engine and transmission performed and on any new obvious issues that would need to be fixed. My overall impression is that this Civic has been abused and neglected.
Last edited by FRZ; 02-08-2009 at 07:37 AM.
#57
I feel like the repair option is better to me since I'll know what is fix and I'll learn more about the parts in the process.
#58
I must agree that you will learn an enormous amount about cars by fixing the Civic yourself. Be sure to keep us updated on your progress.
#59
I just replaced the exhaust system in the car at Midas this morning cause the old exhaust had a leak and the whole thing was soldered together. I was in PA and drive back to brooklyn and the car started overheating. I notice that after i stopped for gas at the Holland tunnel.Why did that happened?