Just testing waters to see what I could get for my car. Anyways, the car has nothing but been good to me. I think I’m just ready to move on to something that I can just drive, instead of a toy that I can play with like the Prelude.
I am the third owner of this vehicle. It was first purchased in Oklahoma. Then a guy bought it and brought it to Farmington, AR. I found this guy in the paper and bought it from him. I bought the car all stock with 95,000 miles on it and now it has right around 140,000 miles.
This car has been meticulously maintained for what it is. It has never been in an accident. The oil has been changed every 3000-3500 miles with Mobil 1 Extended Performance 10w30 and a Honda or Wix Oil Filter. The transmission is pretty fresh with probably 10,000 miles on the Honda MTF.
P28 with Uberdata v1.66 (Street Tuned for A/F Ratio ~13.5)
Zeitronix ZT-2 Wideband O2 Datalogger
AEM Cold Air Intake (Blue)
AEM Tru-Power Pulleys (Blue)
Resonated Test Pipe
GReddy SUS Header
GReddy SP2 Exhaust
Koyo OEM Aluminum Core Radiator
Mugen Fan Switch
Mugen Thermostat
Mugen Radiator Cap
Civic Type R Oil Cap
MSD Digital 6+ Ignition with MSD Blaster SS Coil (4000RPM 2-Step, 8000RPM Rev-Limiter, 3 Degrees of Timing Retard on Nitrous)
MSD RPM Activated Switch, LED Push Button Adjustment (4200-7800RPM Nitrous Window)
MSD 8.5MM Super Conductor Spark Plug Wires
NGK BKR7E 1-Step Colder Spark Plugs
Walbro 255lph HP Fuel Pump
ES MM Inserts
Neuspeed Front Upper Strut Bar (Polished)
Neuspeed Rear Sway Bar (25MM)
Tanabe Sustec Rear Upper Strut Tower Bar
Tanabe Sustec Rear Lower Tie Bar
Neuspeed Race Springs
Tokico HP Shocks
Ingalls Front and Rear Camber Kits (#3573)
VIS Racing Sports OEM Style Carbon Fiber Hood
Sparco Hood Pins (Silver)
Shaved Front Emblem
94-95 Accord “Type R Style� Front Lip (ABS Plastic)
JDM One-Piece Black Housing Headlights
JDM Clear Foglights
JDM Amber Bumper Lenses
Koito White Beam Headlight and Foglight Bulbs
17"x7.5" RH C2 Evolutions Wrapped in 215/40/17 BF Goodrich G-Force Sport Tires
Miscellaneous Mods:
Forbidden Motorsports Cooling Plate
All parts and maintenance were done by me and/or my father using a Helm’s Service Manual and proper torque specs. I have a whole folder full of receipts for parts bought for this car including all the bolt-ons and even the factory clips and screws I ended up buying. I have a lot of stock parts to throw in also if wanted: headlights/corner lenses, bumper lenses, intake, header, wheels, and suspension.
The only negatives about the car would be that it has a few dings and scratches as would any car of its age and the clearcoat on the carbon fiber hood is faded. Also, it would benefit from a better map on the uberdata or crome as it takes two starts to start the car.
Exterior, I would give a 7 or 8 out of 10 for the dents, scratches, and faded hood. Interior is perfect; no tears in the seats or anything. Motor and mechanical would get a 9/10.
Here’s the most recent picture of her:
And I guess a few in her prime?
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was thinking of trying to sell it and put that money toward like a 95-99 M3 or 01-03 maxima se
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i guess im just trying to think positively in hopes that when/if i post my car up for sale, i'll find some sucker kid or actual car enthusiast that can appreciate the time and parts in my car and give me the price i want. the post was just to see what someone would pay for it for you guys that can appreciate a well done 4th gen.
and no chett..u bastard
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what endlinks? u cant see the endlinks in the picture. if mean the collars (the silver rings)...i got them from some hardware store online. i cant remember where it was awhile back. if u mean the brackets...those are part of the neuspeed sway bar kit.
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Realistically, you could probably get about $5000-7000 for the car depending on the demand for it in your area. You could also get the same amount probably for a stock one too...so I'd definitely part out the car before selling it to maximize your profit.
I say if you keep the cosmetics the way it is, and just put the stock bolt ons back on and sell off the aftermarket ones... you'd prob generate way more interest by just those few things alone imo. So you'll be able to cash in on the part outs and perhaps generate more for a more stock ride hehe. Clean though. Not feeling the nawsss though
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not to offend anyone but usually when you hear a loud noise but never see the car for a long while, that's probably a civic
i think you can get more like 7k strictly because you have keep it clean and not riced it out. But the price you want will depend on the people interested... like you mentioned looking for a kid or car enthusist that is were you will find people willing to pay
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Sell it to me i would pay you 250 for 1 1/2 i am thinking 4200 i understand the work u have put in it im in little rock holla at me lilboy04us@yahoo.com
Sell it to me i would pay you 250 for 1 1/2 i am thinking 4200 i understand the work u have put in it im in little rock holla at me lilboy04us@yahoo.com
i would hope that the car is sold after.....two years
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