crx for 850?
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i'd wait for a 88+ the first gen's arent easily modded, and unless this will be a rebuild to stock spec you are doing i'd wait for a 88+
the car is at least 20 years old and will most likel need a new motor eventually, even if it is a honda. the 88's on will give you an easier time putting in a newer or even more commonly foudn engine intot he chasis, wasting less time and money in the long run.
the car is at least 20 years old and will most likel need a new motor eventually, even if it is a honda. the 88's on will give you an easier time putting in a newer or even more commonly foudn engine intot he chasis, wasting less time and money in the long run.
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84-87 Civics are great cars for scooting around town. If it is an Si with little body rust, $850 is OK. If it is a carburated base, DX, or LX model, don't pay that much unless it runs perfect and has a solid body.