GSR

Me and my cousin went shopping around for a car for him. He was planning on getting a used GSR, but then we saw a add in the paper for a civic, i didnt read it that well but its a 92-95 civic. It had a pic of the hood open and it had a swap, either a b16 or a b18(couldnt tell didnt say). It also said it had Good interior and original paint was still in good shape. The car is priced at $6000.00 .We called him and he said he wouldnt sell it for less then the asking price( when i called him i forgot to ask him if it was a b16 or b18, Now i cant call him till about wednesday he said he was going out of town) The guy lives about 45 min. from were we live. Is this a good deal, to high or what? We might go test drive it, in a couple a days.


[Modified by GSR, 2:08 AM 1/20/2002]

maxim

How many miles did it have? Just my personal opinion, but i would stay away from civics that have already had major modifications like that unless you know what to look for. I'm not saying you should not look at any, but I would just worry about the care that went into the swap. Just becareful, that's all. The price sounds reasonable btw.

J T*

yeah I'd have to agree, I would try to stay away from anything thats been modified much at all. espeacially a motor swap.

deepnite

if u do decide on the civic with the swap..u pick the smog station and go with him to get it smog d..just to make sure the swap was legal..no jdm or jack d motor

onefastcx

never by a car that has all ready been raced and the ones with motors swaps have most likley been raced a lot


do it you self man
break all the bolts lose your self make it your project don't pick up somone elses problems

.nate

Yea dude... you dont want to get something that someone else has already driven hard and ragged out. 6k sounds a little high if its got a b16 with no mods or anything anyway...