StayKrafty

Alright I got a shot at a '95 Honda Civic EX. He wants $1000. Now it needs alot of work. From what he knows and what I can see, it will need new fenders, hood, and trunk. Theres a small rust spot that could possibly just be patched easily. Now, it also needs inner and outer tie rods for the front wheels. It also needs a new spindle for the rear passenger wheel. So I'm asking if this is a good deal or not as I know nothing about these cars.

philosofy1

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mybikeisblack &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Alright I got a shot at a '95 Honda Civic EX. He wants $1000. Now it needs alot of work. From what he knows and what I can see, it will need new fenders, hood, and trunk. Theres a small rust spot that could possibly just be patched easily. Now, it also needs inner and outer tie rods for the front wheels. It also needs a new spindle for the rear passenger wheel. So I'm asking if this is a good deal or not as I know nothing about these cars.</TD></TR></TABLE>

it all depends if you're going to do the work yourself. how much money do you plan on spending? how dedicated are you to finishing the project? for someone like me who does all the work myself, no i don't think it's a bad deal.

luvmihatch

iTrader: (3)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by philosofy1 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

it all depends if you're going to do the work yourself. how much money do you plan on spending? how dedicated are you to finishing the project? for someone like me who does all the work myself, no i don't think it's a bad deal.</TD></TR></TABLE>

x2 if u do it ur self then no its not that bad of a deal... but if ur gonna pay sumone to do it its probly gonna cost u alot more over a g to get it fixed.. post up sum pics if u can.

.Beaver

That's a rip off for having all that wrong.

That sounds like a sub $500 car.

StayKrafty

Alright well , it also has a new transmission, rack and pinion, master and slave cylinder, new clutch flywheel, new timing belt, and new calipers in rear. But the guy I'm getting it from is a friend of mine so him and I would be doing the work together.

Also forgot to mention that this car has a Salvage title, but I talked him down to $800 and he's getting the rear spindle thing fixed for free.

Dasfinc

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mybikeisblack &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Alright well , it also has a new transmission, rack and pinion, master and slave cylinder, new clutch flywheel, new timing belt, and new calipers in rear. But the guy I'm getting it from is a friend of mine so him and I would be doing the work together.

Also forgot to mention that this car has a Salvage title, but I talked him down to $800 and he's getting the rear spindle thing fixed for free.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Salvage title on a beat up 95 Civic = Sub $500 car, Period.

id3379

$500 like stated,

1k = ripp

Ej Girl

dont buy a car that needs that much work. if it needs that much work, who nos how much more there really is. i think things will keep popping that need to be fixed. but its ur 1k if u wanna really spend it.

fryguy190

x3 go for $500 thats all its worth.

StayKrafty

Alright thanks for all the input.

jasonr44

give him 250$

StayKrafty

UPDATE::

So I bought the car, got it for 370 with new interior. Not a bad deal I guess. Runs and drives great.