1992 Civic Si
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I'm looking to buy a s2000 so my hatch is going to need to find a new owner.
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5-Speed w/New Exedy clutch, PS, Cruse, cold A/C, it has every option that was offered for the 92 si and they all work. It has brand new rotors, and front calipers. It comes with Acura hub caps with good tires. It has a full 2.25" cat back w/Mugen twin loop style muffler, Spoon shift knob, lowering springs, real Vision ambers, and the interior is 9/10!This car is a southern car that had some sun damage. It also has your standard Honda rust but has new quarter panels welded in to fix the rust. The hood is the worst part of this car, its certa-shit with some rust on it.
With a little body work this could be a perfect near stock civic si.
Vin: 2HGeH338XNH552241
$2,500 bucks! Title in hand.
This is how much of the quarter was replaced, this is a picture from when we were going the mock up.
(It does not come with the wheels in the photos and I will post a updated picture with the new wheels, painted roof, catback, and quarters)
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Vouch for a sick car and a great seller. This man takes care of his stuff!
here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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94prelude;279289 wrote:
does it have a b series motor or a d series?I forgot to talk about the motor!:icon_salut:
Stock D16z6, with the stock Z6 tranny. I checked the VIN on both the motor and tranny to make sure they are both original. The tranny shifts better then any Honda I have owned, and the motor doest burn any oil. It runs great. They only problem I have had was with the main relay, and the ign/coil went out. Both are fixed.
Only 108K on the clock too!
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1990TSI;279292 wrote:
Bump for a really good seller!!!!And always takes good care of his cars and always fixs everything right!!!
Thank you Josh, and Brandon for the kind words!
FDfreak, I will try to get some. The rear quarters are not all the way done yet so I have not put the rear back in it. I will take some pictures of the front. NO rips, NO stains in the front seats. Perfect stock Si seats.
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Bump for a good car... I only know one person more anal about his cars (said in the best way possible). Good luck with the sale Bryce. If I wasn't in the middle of a project i'd think about it.
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bubba;279312 wrote:
is that with the rear quarters put in and done?Bryce;279297 wrote:
Thank you Josh, and Brandon for the kind words!FDfreak, I will try to get some. The rear quarters are not all the way done yet so I have not put the rear back in it. I will take some pictures of the front. NO rips, NO stains in the front seats. Perfect stock Si seats.
read... lol
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bubba;279312 wrote:
is that with the rear quarters put in and done?One side is welded in. The other side we have not been able to start on yet, its been too busy at work. After it was welded I sanded down the quarter, used Oxysolve to put a zink coating on the weld. Then I sanded it a bit, and painted it for the time being until the bodywork starts.
Anyone interested pm me and we can work something out. I'm in no rush to sell. However if I get the quarters finished, and get the bodywork done with a new hood and all the car will have a much different price.:icon_salut:
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Bump for a great car and a hell of an owner. Somebody snag this up.
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