ive made threads about it, asked questions (on here and everywhere else)... and finally it begins. ill add more pictures when something changes... but for right now with all the rain, and me still hunting the harder to find parts... it could take some time.

no, this car isnt worth anything, nor will it ever BE worth anything... thats hardly the point. i want the experience, ive never done this before, and im enjoying the hell out of it.

The fact that its worth nothing is the biggest influence in me doing it. im doing it for my own benefit (experience) and why not do it on a car that i can afford to mess up on?

http://www.geocities.com/nukeafghanistan27

 

damn seems like quite a project.

 

bandwidth issues.... check em out here... http://photobucket.com/albums/c107/dryerlint88/

 

good luck with that

 

save yourself a big hassle and cut the front end off and weld on a new one.




start with #11 and #14

 

can i order those? or would i have to find a donor car? because thats been the problem... i dont have a donor car. there are NO accords within 150 miles that arent- rusted out, or wrecked in the front. they just DONT blow up, and apparently rarely get hit anywhere else.

 

you can get those from your local honda dealer. you will have to paint them though

 

i imagine they would be overpriced too? our local honda dealership wanted $320 for a radiator support and i told them they can keep it.

 

I think you could buy annother one of those for the cost in parts/labor to fix the car

IMO not worth it

 

if you read my original post its pretty obvious its not worth it, but im learning from it, and im enjoying it, and i like having a project that isnt a big deal if i screw up!

 

do it if you want but i think it willll be a waste of money and time
who knows if that thing will even drive straight after you invest thousands


but go for it if you have nothing better to do

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cantaffordaccord &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">do it if you want but i think it willll be a waste of money and time
who knows if that thing will even drive straight after you invest thousands


but go for it if you have nothing better to do </TD></TR></TABLE>

okay...conclusion is..okay...

you just need another donor car, just search around in your local junk yard for a t-boned or rear-ended fourth gen. they been a top 5 selling car for a decade or more.

buy a welder if you don't have one already