SGVridgerunner

It's with a heavy heart that I even consider this, but money and garage space are running low.

I have a '93 Civic Si and I'm seriously considering selling it. It's my first car and my goal was to retire it as a street legal road racer - cage and all. My question is: should I put the interior back togther and sell it as a "pretty much stock" car or advertise it as a "look at how much work I've done already" car?

I have almost completely converted it to an EDM ESi, but I have removed the power steering and cruise control. It still has the original Z6 motor with 2 spares, and two sets of wheels.

What would you guys prefer to buy? A stocker and drop money into it, or have most of the work done already.

BlueIntegraBoy

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Honestly, I think you can get more money if you part it out, convert it back to stock, and sell it.

nighttrain33

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This was my first thought.

-Shane

hatch96y7

evrybody is looking for a project car to build
not buy a half done or almost done project car and then finish or start all over
and if u sell all ur aftermarket or add on parts that u collected and returned it to stock and sell it u will probably make alot more