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What's a fair price for this car? PLEASEpoe8 09-09-2005, 04:39 PM What should I offer to pay for the following car: 1992 Civic LX 4 door 159,000 miles Automatic Transmission Rust around both rear wheel wells Car rear ended a truck, front of hood is bent inwards A/C Does not work CD Player does not work Transmission is shaky Hole in exhaust pipe resulting in lag when taking off Needs new timing belt Other than that, engine sounds solid. I was thinking $800? iVteC_PoWeR 09-09-2005, 04:58 PM $800? pSHHH! $500 at MOST for me. Maybe noit even that much. edit: not* E Honda 09-09-2005, 05:11 PM What should I offer to pay for the following car: 1992 Civic LX 4 door 159,000 miles Automatic Transmission Rust around both rear wheel wells Car rear ended a truck, front of hood is bent inwards A/C Does not work CD Player does not work Transmission is shaky Hole in exhaust pipe resulting in lag when taking off Needs new timing belt Other than that, engine sounds solid. I was thinking $800? If you buy it and need a tranny let me know........I got a good automatic from a 95......Removed for a 5 spd swap. ZedEx 09-09-2005, 05:43 PM Uhhh... I'd pay about $250 tops. That car doesn't sound too solid to me man. I'd save up and get something a BIT better. That's just my opinion though... -Wes CivicSpoon 09-09-2005, 05:55 PM Yeah sounds like more of a parts car than something for daily driving. Who knows, there could even be some kind of frame damage. eckoman_pdx 09-09-2005, 06:47 PM I'd save up for something with less problems...especially if you are intendting on having someone else fix the problems...because there are a bunch of them. Tranny, AC, stereo, new exhaust, timing belt, rusted wheel wells, in a wreck...yikes...In the end, to get it right, you'll pay way more than you would of just saving and buying a straight car to begin with. :2cents: iVteC_PoWeR 09-09-2005, 10:21 PM Just don't get it. vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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