treyfeezy

I've been driving an 83 accord sedan for a couple months now. Only thing I've done is add a cd player and better speakers in the rear deck. Other than that it's all original as far as I can tell. After browsing the site a little I see I need to get some pics for you guys I'll see what I can do this evening

StreetsideStig

Can't wait to see them. Welcome to HT!

Stretch7

Love the 2nd gen Accords. I got my license in a 1983 Accord. It was my Mom's and two years old. I'm currently looking for another one now.

E-AT_me

nice.. i want a silver 84 in good condition if i could ever find one! haha. i have the perfect wheels for it.

treyfeezy

Thanks everyone here's the pics as promised. Took a little longer than expected, been pretty busy my oldest is in the middle of baseball season

Sera_

Amazing ride, looks very clean and shiny considering its age.

treyfeezy

thanks, everyone that sees it in person is amazed at the shape it's in. The guy I got it from is a part time mechanic and he took real good care of it. The only real problem with the body is a couple small dents in the hood and some tiny rust spots on the roof near the wind shield.

StreetsideStig

Great car! It's in such good shape for the age!

What's the "Flow" setting on your blower do? I haven't seen that before.

treyfeezy

I'm not exactly sure I just assumed it opened the vents but didn't really do anything else. The air doesn't work right anyways I probably need to look into that before it starts to get real hot here

E-AT_me

wow. pretty sweet ride man!

NW Classic Honda

Welcome.

StreetsideStig

Oh boy. Get ready to deal with the woes of freon. Unless it's been converted before, the Accord probably runs on r-12, which is illegal now, and getting that (legally) evacuated for an r-134a can be tough these days.

letank

Nice ride,

sorry to disagree, but even in Calif you can have R-12 installed at a certified A/C place, it costs more, r-12 is still available.

http://www.r-12.com/?_kk=freon%20r%2...FacZQgodZxEiHQ

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Where_can_...ir_conditioner

Enjoy the accord.

Michel

StreetsideStig

That's cool. Around here (Missouri) there's some regulation against it. I guess I assumed it was nationwide. In that case, treyfeezy, I would recommend paying the extra and sticking with r-12. Converting the whole system over might end up costing the same anyway.

treyfeezy

I'll have to ask the guy I bought it form if he ever converted or not. I got it in Jan. and A/C was not on my mind at all. If it's to expensive either way I'll just have to deal with it.

StreetsideStig

Look around under the hood for a sticker. There should be something stating that it was converted to r-134a. Shops, I think, are required to put them on, and even DIY conversion kits come with them.