If you want to known the Kms Meter Genius or not check the Kms printed on the invoices (it should be printed on every service invoice) and Log book. Also get Honda service centre a call (that service the car) and ask the service history.
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If you want to known the Kms Meter Genius or not check the Kms printed on the invoices (it should be printed on every service invoice) and Log book. Also get Honda service centre a call (that service the car) and ask the service history.
maybe typing wrong? it should be 800??ahahah
18 years and 38k on the dial? unless they drove it a few kays a week every week i wouldnt trust it, it may have sat in a shed for 10 years and seized and damage, but why spend that when u can get a newer car for the same price? low kays who cares, still an old car.
i agree with STTICH also
Unless it was the top of the line ED Civic, no one would pay 8k for it.
Maybe if it was converted to a B16a or a H22a thats when you might consider talking tho dollars
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Originally Posted by bboyzell
It'd have to look and feel like it rolled of the showroom floor though.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~Sp33~
And that fresh carpet smell.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~Sp33~
Mmmmmm. That alone is worth 8k
and hopefully fresh OEM bushings...
ohgod.
Funny thing is, in Japan a 1G teg sold (to a Canadian) for 7,800USD not long ago.
Had similar k's
I'm still trying to get in touch with the buyer.
DLO01 was on the market a few months ago and I would have grabbed it, even if it was well over the 25k mark.
I would have this time last year, but times and situations change.
that's over priced !! my ed6's condition look pretty much same or might be better. also, my interior look better than that ! i only paid $3K (by the way, mine got 160,000kms)
I think its a missed print..... havent tht price in many year in the ED civic
Your car has 4x the amount of mileage, how can you compare it. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by subie
Mint old cars are expensive people, get over it.