Yup I just bought a 97 4 door Lx with no rust, 135k miles 2nd owner for $5000. Its all stock. Do you think the price was decent? To get to teh technical part. The rear bumper is cracked a little and would need to be fix. The bottom part hangs and the upper part is still on the crack is atleast 10 inches long. What do you think will be a easy fix without it looking like crap. Let me know. I will try to get pictures of it too buts its all stock.

 

thats actualy very high for a stock 4dr with a cracked bumper... i got a 95 for 4500 in perfect condition with 82k from a dealer... anyway just get a new bumper, i dont know if they got any up there but my EGs got a hood and fender from a company calld Certifit and its baller fits perfectly no problems and a fender only costs like 40 and a hoods like 60. good luck

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 95_acc0rd &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thats actualy very high for a stock 4dr with a cracked bumper... i got a 95 for 4500 in perfect condition with 82k from a dealer... anyway just get a new bumper, i dont know if they got any up there but my EGs got a hood and fender from a company calld Certifit and its baller fits perfectly no problems and a fender only costs like 40 and a hoods ike 60. good luck</TD></TR></TABLE>

I guess I can look around for the bumper but I will see waht happens. The car is worth 5.4k on kbb but I think I got it at a fair price since its a 97. My town sucks I've been searching for weeks and this is teh only decent one that came up manual. All the others were auto or not my condition. Was about to pick up a 2001 Toyota Celica GTS but it was being ready for sale so did a quick search at Honda and found the Civic. Decided to take it since I'm the second owner and like its rust free. Engine runs like its brand new car even feels brand new. It will have to stay stock until I get the loan all paid off.

 

I would have gotten the gt-s, and 5K is insanely high kbb isn't always the authority

 

five grand could've got you a lot more car.

but if you just need something to drive to school or something, then thats good enough..

 

check at your local auto store a rear bumper for my 98 coupe is only 85 bucks at napa, oem replacement

 

I second the certifit tons of em around, low priced oem replacement. Ive gotten radiator supports bumpers and even a hood.. alot of auto body places use them, just check certifit.com.

 

Thanks every for your help I will check at that one website.