The coupe is back in action
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From: Jersey
The coupe is back in action
I decided to put the civic back on the road. Main reason...I got a new job. I will be attending the police academy Jan 22....and once i get out I will be making more $$. SOOOO I think im going to end up buying a brand new accord or something......so why the hell let the gsr civic sit there? Im going to drive it like I stole it!
Took the cover off, painted the valve cover. I want to sand the letters but wanna wait a day. I changed the oil, removed power-steering and ac...new battery.....did it start? Take a look. Its insured but not registered till tomorrow...I get to go to the DMV.
http://s38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...t=P1010121.flv
Took the cover off, painted the valve cover. I want to sand the letters but wanna wait a day. I changed the oil, removed power-steering and ac...new battery.....did it start? Take a look. Its insured but not registered till tomorrow...I get to go to the DMV.
http://s38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...t=P1010121.flv
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From: Jersey
RE: The coupe is back in action
ORIGINAL: windcalmer
Looks good. I love the HUGE hole where the A/C was. Sounds good, when do we get a burnout?
Looks good. I love the HUGE hole where the A/C was. Sounds good, when do we get a burnout?
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Joined: Jun 2007
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From: San Angelo, TX
RE: The coupe is back in action
Do you have a thread with your vehicle specs? It looks like your car's not lowered, but rather you filled the wheel-wells with some 18" rims instead.
I'm curious, because I'm looking at new rims and tires and don't plan on lowering my Hatch - our roads suck in West Texas.
I'm curious, because I'm looking at new rims and tires and don't plan on lowering my Hatch - our roads suck in West Texas.
