joeprelude

hey on my way to job interview and think i saw a 1st gen at the the collin county courthouse in mckinney(380). anyone ever seen it??? silver thats all i know will try to get pics later.

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marcucci

There are very few of these still on the road... I'll personally buy dinner for the guy if you can get him to post on here.

lumanogin

ive seen a first gen in Arlington. tried getting his attention at the stop light but he just looked at me weird. 60 something guy

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Sebax's_sh

There is a chick that has a 1st gen, she works for Frank Kent Honda, in sales in the new cars building.

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"To me success can only be achieved through repeated failure and introspection. In fact, success represents 1% of your work that results from the 99% that is called failure....." Soichiro Honda.

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Originally Posted by madcatz turbo'd is not a reference I would make to that car......its getting Satan's Heart put in the engine bay

joeprelude

found this if anyone interested. i am talking to the guy with the first one to see if it can drive to dallas, if not i may haul it,but this site a about 10 1st gen for sale, momstly canada, but 2 in texas, 1 in arizona and one in alabama

http://thisoldhonda.org/ads_detail.php?ID=579


http://thisoldhonda.org/ads_detail.php?ID=557

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marcucci

Stay away from any 30-year-old car that's been up north for any amount of time. Guaranteed rustbucket.

Keep in mind that back then, they weren't good on economy (compared to, say, any Civic made in the last 20 years) and weren't very sporty by today's standards (again, any Civic made in the last 20 years). Also beware that they are all carbuerated and probably still had points... be prepared to do some tuning.

I'd recommend finding a clean 2g or 3g Si if you want a cheap, sporty, economical commuter. Should have fewer gremlins to sort out to be reliable, too.

joeprelude

naw i got an extra h22 i would wanna drop in it.

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marcucci

Good luck making that work. Not only is it not likely to fit, you also have to modify an ancient 4-wheel strut system to handle the piggish weight. Lots of challenges.