sell the Evo V??? ::suspicious:

Not a good buy. Way overpriced.
Keep the wheels. Worth $2500 tops if the timing belt and water pump was done on time.

any love for Toyota LE vans?
those swivel captains chairs would be sweet
89 Toyota LE Van for sale Sooke, Victoria

Market value for well maintained CRXs can range from $4-$6k.

KMs are high on his, but it looks like it has been well kept
Most CRXs have been driven to the ground

More than fair asking price. T belt water pump sticker I have yet to check.

Not run of the mill POS crx found on craigslist, so all I gotta say is good luck finding the same car in this shape and doing all the same things to it for under 4k.

You get what you pay.

With the mileage that it has I feel it is overpriced as well

350k km original cluster.

Lots of cluster swapped EF's out there, so the mileage is average for a 24 year old car.

After seeing tofus last e36, I'd pay a 10-15% premium for a car he has owned and tinkered with.

No offense to those that say Tofu's car is over priced, but the car is 24 years old. 345K kms = 14,300 km per year which is considered low since the average is between 20-24K per year.
If the rust problem is minor, and bushings are in good condition, then this car should last a pretty long time.
In the pics I have seen, the interior looks really good. It is quite common to see the seats ripped and the thigh bolsters worn out if the driver has a larger than average butt.

The car has newish suspension and rear control arms, so shocks is something you will not have to change.
Exhaust is newish so no worries about a rusted exhaust system.

And to be honest, there is some collectability for this car as many have rusted out. Try looking in California for a CRX. Last time when I checked, they were still going for a hefty price.

To be honest, I would consider buying Tofu's car as I feel the price is more than fair especially with the LSD tranny and new tires. Too bad I am looking for a K swapped car. Hmmm. K20/24 swapped CRX.... no no. I shouldn't. Or should I?

apparently someone on the board here owns it right now..... and the car looks exactly the same as when I sold it....


sumaznguy// K series CRX............... Why not!

Considering someone posted that rusty black CRX for $1k and considered it a good deal, I'd say the pricing is bang on for this. As far as I'm concerned, all the mods are tastefully done, the car was clean to begin with, has maintenance records and if someone was going to mod theirs in the same manner, they're saving on parts cost and a shitload of time for, basically, new parts.


Anyways, I think it would be more appropriate to continue discussion about tofu's car in his build thread or via PM.

In my experience average is more like 10k/year. Either way, 345k is high but it's a Honda, if the motor pops you can find a new one and have it in within a couple hours.

I wouldn't call it overpriced, but I wouldn't call it a bargain either.

^ your experience doesn't make it the average.

~20k has been the long standing average for decades.

Vancouver average mileage is about 20-24k km annual.

BTW, divert the whole discussion to the build thread pls!

who needs garage storage?
Storage rack

Wow 19 feet hey??? So donk

Acura swapped engine....no pics of engine :derp:

:ilied:

solid beater or project car given that price. I think this might be something to consider if looking into getting into track racing

It's "female driven". Maybe she can't figure out how to open the hood :lawl:

I emailed the seller. B18 motor from a 96 integra "built to racing specs"
304k on the chassis.
Accident a few years ago that hass been fixed. Maybe rebuilt status?
So it won't go into reverse so she decides to sell it.
Hmmmm...

Buy
Fix
????
Profit?

1989 Honda Civic Si autox car

Damn, me want so badly...

Haven't seen a clean title S2000 this cheap before. I wonder if something is wrong. Too bad I don't quite have the money yet, or I'll take this a serious look. Can't be too bad of a car.

Honda s2000