1991 RT4WD Wagovan Restoration/Build Blog Video/Pics!
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1991 RT4WD Wagovan Restoration/Build Blog Video/Pics!
Hi. Just bought a turd that I plan to polish until it is a coveted classic! The bones are good, a blue '91 RT4WD civic wagon. Manual of course. Beyond that, pretty much everything is falling apart and I will try and fix. Join me in my journey. Pointers/tips/advice is welcome since I don't know much. Here are some pics of her arrival and also a link to my intro blog video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MPN...ature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MPN...ature=youtu.be
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watched the vid.
Also, just got myself a 91 RT4WD too, 6speed of course, in red.
Will post pics when it gets here. Auction project for me, bought off pictures.
good luck on yours. Do you have passenger side door mirror on yours? Trying to locate one mine has mirror delete option and I want one there. Function of mirror is high importance i drive interstate alot...
Also, just got myself a 91 RT4WD too, 6speed of course, in red.
Will post pics when it gets here. Auction project for me, bought off pictures.
good luck on yours. Do you have passenger side door mirror on yours? Trying to locate one mine has mirror delete option and I want one there. Function of mirror is high importance i drive interstate alot...
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watched the vid.
Also, just got myself a 91 RT4WD too, 6speed of course, in red.
Will post pics when it gets here. Auction project for me, bought off pictures.
good luck on yours. Do you have passenger side door mirror on yours? Trying to locate one mine has mirror delete option and I want one there. Function of mirror is high importance i drive interstate alot...
Also, just got myself a 91 RT4WD too, 6speed of course, in red.
Will post pics when it gets here. Auction project for me, bought off pictures.
good luck on yours. Do you have passenger side door mirror on yours? Trying to locate one mine has mirror delete option and I want one there. Function of mirror is high importance i drive interstate alot...
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by 'blog' I meant the video link I posted lol in the video I say the first thing I'm doing is stripping it and getting rid of the rust....internet trolls *sigh*....
and yea i'll update after tomorrow....a rusted stripped screw set me back a couple days
and yea i'll update after tomorrow....a rusted stripped screw set me back a couple days
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Episode 2. Slow but steady. Also if someone knows how to embed the actual video in posts instead of just the link lemme know!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVnK...ature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVnK...ature=youtu.be
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Wow man - POR 15! That stuff is TOUGH!
You said something about going back after all said and done and getting a real paint job.
Will you be doing this yourself?
Curious what you will be using to tie it to accept regular primer/paint.
You said something about going back after all said and done and getting a real paint job.
Will you be doing this yourself?
Curious what you will be using to tie it to accept regular primer/paint.
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also on a side note: If anyone knows/has pictures of what the stock civic wagon RT4WD center wheel caps look like on steelies I would love to see it. I'm thinking I'm gonna paint my steelies white and put the caps on them if they look decent.
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Stock 14 in. Wheel
Stock Honda (or Nissan) 13 in. Wheel
Stock Honda 15 in. Wheel
I like the cap in the 15, it sits a little recessed in the wheel. Maybe I'll paint them white.
Stock Honda (or Nissan) 13 in. Wheel
Stock Honda 15 in. Wheel
I like the cap in the 15, it sits a little recessed in the wheel. Maybe I'll paint them white.
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thanks man! I actually ordered center caps this morning and just hoped they would look good, but that picture is encouraging. I actually plan on painting mine black with the H in the middle painted white. hopefully it looks good.
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keep the good work going. the effort you spend on details, make it all the more better. You will make this into one you won't ever want to rid of.
-make sure you use correct lugnuts that are made for wheelcovers.
-make sure you use correct lugnuts that are made for wheelcovers.
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to be honest, I didn't know there are specific lugnuts for wheel covers...these are mine...
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Here's a picture of the "correct" black lug nut.
As long as they have the plastic collar (which retains the cap), they'll work fine.
As long as they have the plastic collar (which retains the cap), they'll work fine.
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Need help. I can't remember how to put this back into the wheel well. Can anyone show me how it fits in there? Believe me, I've tried, nothing is lining up....
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