Civic Hatch- resurrection?
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I doubt this thing's repairable, but I'm give it a shot


the radiator support part of the fram is bent, I'ma try to either hammer it back into shape or drill out the welds and find another one up in the junkyards

OOHH!!! rust spot on the door, this sucks....

with this kinda exhaust tip, you KNOW this thing's a beast. lol

well at least it was built up in Japan so it's somewhat JDM
well this thing's been sitting out in my front lawn for like 4 yrs after my dad wrecked it, the thing's a 60hp beast, I don't even wanna know the whp.
1984 Civic, it's probably not worth fixing or unfixable but it'll keep me busy.


the radiator support part of the fram is bent, I'ma try to either hammer it back into shape or drill out the welds and find another one up in the junkyards

OOHH!!! rust spot on the door, this sucks....

with this kinda exhaust tip, you KNOW this thing's a beast. lol

well at least it was built up in Japan so it's somewhat JDM
well this thing's been sitting out in my front lawn for like 4 yrs after my dad wrecked it, the thing's a 60hp beast, I don't even wanna know the whp.
1984 Civic, it's probably not worth fixing or unfixable but it'll keep me busy.
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yeah I guess, I COULD try buying a crx for a grand, but what fun is that? and besides, I always wondered how fast 60 horses could go.
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Clean out under the hood and see what's what. You could fix that thing up as long as the primary rails are okay... and it's better to spend $1500 (or however much) to fix THAT ONE vs. oh yeah I just bought another one and junked this one... You will be MUCH more proud to drive it around with all that work you put into it... and you will KNOW how it works, all new parts/inspected parts, etc
definately fixable, we fix cars hit 4x as hard as that on a daily basis in work. considering you don't have a frame machine you need to fine some means of pulling the frame. first off take the fenders off and cut the radiator support out so you can pull the frame easier, i'd chain the car down, you have to hold it back somehow, maybe attatch a chain to the rear tow hook and hook it to a tree or big car, get a comealong winch and a body clamp (look online) to "pull" the frame or at least take a good amount of tension off the metal so you can heat up the areas you wanna pull one spot at a time until they are cherry red and and just massage it back to place the best you can, big pipes hammers, poles, prybars, use anything that'll work considering your doing this in your yard once you think its exceptable weld on your new rad support. remember to keep test fitting parts a million times along the way to make sure your making the right kinda of progress.
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yeah I'll do something like that.
keep in mind this isn't my only car, it's just a car to fix up and occupy my time
this is my ride, I just don't wanna drive it daily.

2 ten inch subs

I love this EM1....
keep in mind this isn't my only car, it's just a car to fix up and occupy my time
this is my ride, I just don't wanna drive it daily.

2 ten inch subs

I love this EM1....
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I'm experiencing it right now. Trust me, it's not all that great of an experience... (But my SOHC ZC is coming!!!)
I'm experiencing it right now. Trust me, it's not all that great of an experience... (But my SOHC ZC is coming!!!)
you aware of how LIGHT that car is?
if you have the skillz fix it and swap it.
youll own on cars with more HP.
plus if memory serves those come with a wooden steering wheel, no? come on, whast more bad *** then that?
if you have the skillz fix it and swap it.
youll own on cars with more HP.
plus if memory serves those come with a wooden steering wheel, no? come on, whast more bad *** then that?
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Wooden? if plastic's the new wood, then sure, watevr floats your boat
</TD></TR></TABLE>Wooden? if plastic's the new wood, then sure, watevr floats your boat
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by doublethink »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">plus if memory serves those come with a wooden steering wheel, no? come on, whast more bad *** then that?
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Wooden? if plastic's the new wood, then sure, watevr floats your boat
</TD></TR></TABLE>Wooden? if plastic's the new wood, then sure, watevr floats your boat
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