Soundwave9900

1993 Si hatch for 1800$
113000 miles, rust on bottom sides, salvage/rebuild title.

black2kcivic

I don't think so, I would wait for one that was not wrecked.

splitime

TheKidd

I wouldn't buy it. You will probably spend enough money fixing that one to buy a nonsalvage hatch without rust.

Milano_EH3

I would say it MIGHT be worth it. What else is wrong with it aside from the rust? Does it run? If you could get them to come down a lot more in price then I say go for it. It all depends on what is wrong with it.


[Modified by Milano_EH3, 9:36 AM 3/6/2003]

Soundwave9900

Any way they wanted 3000$ for it.. i was gonna tell them 15 now.

B18C5-EH2

RUST.

That alone means stay the hell away form that car.

Rust isn't nearly as easy to fix as people make it out to be - stay very far away from rusty Civics.

WongFeihung

yea I would agree, and this is from experince. Just stay clear away from this car. Not worth it unless you have alot of money to fix the problems.. OR, if you just want a crappy daily driver, then go for it.

Soundwave9900

maybe I'll look at the 86 crx with 170k, and a good body for 900$

clm

I'd be interested in that. Where is it?

If it has a good body and runs, then go for it. Even if the engine is blown, another $500 and you could put another D engine in there.

@irborne

that's a pos & cost that much, forget it man; keep looking, stay away from salvage.

playAho

Shawn C

iTrader: (1)

i was about to post exactly what Tom did. rust is a no-no. id buy a recently wrecked hatch w/o rust before i bought a rebuilt rusted hatch. how did they get a rebuilt title with rusted out panels? i thought that was impossible.

Neddy1081

I agree, I wouldnt buy it

silverEH2

how can you tell if your car has rust damage. the reason i ask is because my car came from colorado. sorry didnt mean to steal your thread

Soundwave9900

you ask.