I just bought it today for $450 CAD. Needs some work.









Tired looking DOHC ZC swap... needs a headgasket.






OEM Power windows (and they work!)


Power moonroof (and it works too!)


Cancer


Shooting liquid coolant out the tailpipe!


More cancer


OEM foglights

 

"some" work?

That's one of the dirtiest engine bays I've seen. Are you going to replace both rear quarters? Seems like a bad shell to start with.

 

yea..wow thats alot of rust....but its a project so i wish you the best of luck

 

wow, the term "rust bucket" comes to mind......GL

 

holy rust!

 

Nice little car, but DAMN. That car needs a shitload of work.

 

best of luck to ya but damn that is alot of rust

 

Looks like you need to replace the whole car already, Lol

GL with the work!

 

Rusty wing? DAMN this car is rusting in spots I have never seen

Take all good stuff and trash shell

Sell me the fogs

 

wow.

good luck with that ridiculous amount of rust.

 

sweet buy..need some work.. good luck with the project! Keep us posted on the updates of the civic!!

 

As far as Canadian EF's on the East Coast go, I'd say it's not in that bad of a shape.

 

damn you could have bought mine i sold it for $750

 

that is some serious rust...

 

Wow have fun

 

Just need alittle work keep us posted!!!

 

Wow. Is all that even worth the trouble? To repair all the rust damage, wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a Si hatch for 1000-1500?

 

cool

 

Like my American name, it's Rusty...but clean.

 

Sure guys... it might be easier to find something with less rust (maybe not in Canada, I dunno) but what fun would that be?

The engine bay is covered in rust proofing. All the sheetmetal under that oil is mint, the undercarrige is mint as well.

I'm going to be replacing the quarters and rockers with some aftermarket ones, which isn't that expensive... besides I didn't buy this thing to turn it into a show car... it just needs to be reasonably quick when I'm done and reliable enough to be a daily driver.

And remember, I love a challenge when it comes to cars.

 

damn thats a lot of rust

good luck on the project

 

I almost forgot to mention that it has almost 250,000 miles (yes I did the conversion) on it, so the rust is understandable... especially with the amount of salt they use up here on the roads.

 

have fun with this project......cant wait to see some after pics

 

good luck

 

damn that thing has a good bit of rust but hey it should all be worth it in the end