redhatchie92

my cousin owns a 92 hatchie (red, lowered, a few mods). and now he wants to sell it(he bought it after thinking he would stay here after leaving the navy but recently changed his mind a bought a place in the philipines. now he wants to sell it. im also not sure what brands any of the things he has on there is. all i know is it has a skunk2 strut bar.

THE BADS:
- squeeky suspension in the right rear
- no radio
- cold air intake (no pass for smog)
- driver side window sometimes gets miss aligned (problems going down, alignment)
- sometimes the passenger window has a hard time going up. (electrical i believe)
- head , tail and turn signal lights arent stock
- doesnt have the hatch read dash board thing
- previous owner changed the steering wheel and guage pod and dint install them correctly (rpm guage needle wobbles pass 3000 rpm. air bags disconnected)
- right fog light needs replacing
- salvaged do to theft

THE GOODS:
- very clean and shiny paint
- nice interior(very very clean for its age, and i will clean it out)
- coil overs all around
- perfect clutch (not sure if its stock or after market, most likely aftermarket)

THE PICTURES:



































how much would it go for?

philosofy1

it's ricey, so ricey! LOL! i don't know, i'll give him $2000.

redhatchie92

yeah i know it is.

he got it in diego, and now its here in the bay area.

WhiteOnRice

I just bought a 92 hatch for $1500. Has large rust holes above rear wheels, no other problems. Leather and only 110,000 miles.

redhatchie92

damn so 2000 is a bought right eh? maybe a little more?

philosofy1

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by redhatchie92 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my cousin owns a 92 hatchie (red, lowered, a few mods).
THE BADS:
- squeeky suspension in the right rear
- no radio
- cold air intake (no pass for smog)
- driver side window sometimes gets miss aligned (problems going down, alignment)
- sometimes the passenger window has a hard time going up. (electrical i believe)
- head , tail and turn signal lights arent stock
- doesnt have the hatch read dash board thing
- previous owner changed the steering wheel and guage pod and dint install them correctly (rpm guage needle wobbles pass 3000 rpm. air bags disconnected)
- right fog light needs replacing
- salvaged do to theft

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i think for all the stuff that has to be replaced or repaired i think $2000 is generous. not to mention the miles. don't think i'm trying to be a ***** here, it's just that i am very pick and when i go to buy a used car i'm not just looking at the outside of the car:

THE GOODS:
- very clean and shiny paint
- nice interior(very very clean for its age, and i will clean it out)
- coil overs all around
- perfect clutch (not sure if its stock or after market, most likely aftermarket)

i'm looking what i have to repair down the lines as maintence, performance, and cosmetics.

redhatchie92

hahaha no way in hell i see you as a *****. im here to get as much input as i can. and thanks so far. i was hoping it would have been close to what he got it for (4500). just goes to show how inexperience me and my cousin are with civics. but thanks again for all the input, also keep it coming!...

does anyone know how much repairs might cost?

philosofy1

you see that's the thing, everyone wants to sell civics expensive because they know how reliable honda's are and that's what the majority of the youth are looking at(not to say you), and there is always a couple of thing to consider. the trim level of the car, the condition of the car (motor,exterior, and interior), and milage. around where i live they sell cx's and dx's for about $4500, and that's a completely stock civic's.

people over price because of the civics popularity. if you want a more accurate pricing check the kelly blue book.

WhiteOnRice

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by philosofy1 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">people over price because of the civics popularity. if you want a more accurate pricing check the kelly blue book.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly, I found my Civic in a tiny town with no more than 200 people where everyone drives 1984 F350s. I paid $1500, I could sell it for $3000 no problem where I live. Tell him to start high.

redhatchie92

cool cool. i should just post it on cList and see who bites. thanks so much guys.

but, does anyone know how much it might cost for repairs? or where i can get the stock intake parts?

WhiteOnRice

The "repairs" will cost more then he would gain if there were no problems.

Paprika

What engine is that in it??

Harryflores

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yup don't expect more than that !!

fizeks

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Harryflores &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yup don't expect more than that !! </TD></TR></TABLE> even if its ricey.. its not that hard to swap out the tailights and stuff.. and besides it has AC from what i can see in the pic... but op didnt mention anything about it.. so i would expect more than 2k my opinion

Paxil4x4

Deduct $250 for the license plate in the window, another $250 for the rear taillights, and 1 dollar for every butt connector and ziptie you see.

Essenar83

If you sell it to some punk high school kid, you'd probably get like 3000 for it since it's fast and furious to them.

But in the real market with knowledged buyers, you'd be lucky to walk away with 1800 for that.

It just depends on who you pitch to. The problem is if you sell it to some kid's parents, knowing to yourself it needs work, would you sleep well at night? I wouldn't.

plz turn off trial user

[QUOTE=Essenar83]If you sell it to some punk high school kid, you'd probably get like 3000 for it since it's fast and furious to them.

But in the real market with knowledged buyers, you'd be lucky to walk away with 1800 for that.

It just depends on who you pitch to. The problem is if you sell it to some kid's parents, knowing to yourself it needs work, would you sleep well at night? I wouldn't.[/QUOTE


some guy did that to me but good thing in hs 3/4 of it was autoshop, and i work as a mechanic atkia @ 17yrs old, well im about to lol, but ya my **** needed work bad, oil leaks valve cover, rear main, oil pan leaks, burning coolant, guy thought fan was **** but was just a fuse, umm headgasket, 200+ miles, cracked exhaust manifold frame damage

and i paid 2 grand lol w/e it was champ white, with a fluidyne rad, 5zigen catback, some apc euros, intake, strut bars rear and bac, and some konig rate-r's lol

i threw some jdm corners on em, couldnt find any jdm tail so i blacked out the euros,
dropped the motor and in the process of straighting the frame, getting ready to turbo charge her

dericed her and restored her

D Series sucks HARD

Well, I think you could get a pretty decent amount. The body is excellent, it looks to be an Si, and it even has EX doors(power windows-which arent even stock on Si)

Just find a sucker. Personally you won't catch me in a EG hatch ever, but that's what everyone wants.

plz turn off trial user

man i wouldnt drive anything with roll down windows i hate em u look like a poor motherfu**er that has to reach over to roll the window down while the guy in the beanmer is fully loaded with sunroof and all smokes u, before u even roll ur window sown becuase u needed those extra 10 pounds off of ur car lol

Elmo1968

I just bought 94 Civic Dx for $1100. Clean interior/exterior. Driver side floor mat is the only thing worn inside. Quarter-size rust on right rear fender. That's all.

rsxk24

i'll give you $2500 for it. looking for a hatchback and that one looks clean

redhatchie92

can i get your contact info and we can talk about it.