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Old 07-11-2020, 08:26 PM   #1
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'97 Honda Accord ; Fixup or Trade in?

My model has all the features of that time. Ive kept the interior stock and clean. The engine is well kept up and runs like its off the lot. Its was in a hail storm with light damge, but besides that the exterior is cherry . There are few things i need to fix on the exhaust and little issues like dryrot on lines in engine for power assisted brakes/steering. I love this car . My knowledge of mechanics end at 2-stroke. So i need advice. Should i fix her up or trade her in.. When i say fix up i kinda mean supe-up. Im considering an Outback Sport Sedan though. I need yalls advice.
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Old 07-11-2020, 08:41 PM   #2
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Re: '97 Honda Accord ; Fixup or Trade in?

If you trade it in you're going to get next to nothing for it. I say fix it up and buy a newer car.
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