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1994 Honda Accord LX Coupe 5spd
-114K miles
-engine not running because spun bearing or something, needs new block
-no deck or speakers
-needs 2 new door panels
-17" chrome tantrum imitations
-i know it's ricer but clear front corners and bumper lenses and a ghetto exhaust tip
-red in color
-few little dents around car

How much would you guys buy it for because i might get it for a complete makeover....agp

 

1500 at the most.

 

A 94 LX with >100k milesin very good shape is a $4k car. The engine rebuild is $1500-2K if your not doing it yourself; and that's how you should look at it whether your doing the work or not. Replacing the doors, fixing the dents, associated body work and a paint job is also $1500-2k. We won't even talk about the interior.

Unless your doing all the work yourself and/or the car is "free to good home", I'd pass.

 

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Actually, a 1994 LX with 100K is a $3000 car.

 

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engine not running= 2000-2500 if the body is straight and stuff..

 

Never-never-never-never-never-never buy a non-running car. Period. Unless it's super-duper "give-away" cheap - like less than $900. There are always more things wrong with it than the seller tells you or it appears. ALWAYS-ALWAYS-ALWAYS-ALWAYS

It sounds like it lived a harsh non-garaged life thru a couple non-caring owners. I'd really pass.

 

No more than $800

 

im selling a 94 accord lx 4dr (90k) in immacullate condition for 6.5k

 

500 bucks....its dented up, has ricer rims, and has a non running motor........

 

1500 is a fair price but i would love to find one in the 500-800 range