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Originally Posted by freakshow  You'd be surprised.. when I sold mine a year ago, mine was the cheapest 01+ (facelift) @ 27k. It looks months to sell, and I only had a few serious offers @~21k. It eventually sold for $25, but it took a while. All this to say that when I look at the inflated e39/e46 market, I take it with a grain of salt now | Is it just me, or is everything $20K+ taking a long time to sell? I only have anecdotal evidence from talking to a few friends selling, but it seems that most buyers don't have the credit without dealer financing.
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09-10-2018, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by heleu Is it just me, or is everything $20K+ taking a long time to sell? | In a city like Vancouver, who has that kind of money laying around anymore?
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09-10-2018, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by heleu Is it just me, or is everything $20K+ taking a long time to sell? I only have anecdotal evidence from talking to a few friends selling, but it seems that most buyers don't have the credit without dealer financing. | I know people financing <$20k JDM imports (aka 15+ years old) which is a terrible idea. It may be different outside the GVRD and Okanagan, where people actually own stuff instead of just financing absolutely everything they "own"
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09-10-2018, 09:16 PM
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09-10-2018, 11:30 PM
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#23155 | | What hasn't Killed me, has made me more tolerant of RS!
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09-11-2018, 10:42 AM
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09-11-2018, 12:06 PM
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#23157 | | Performance Moderator
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Originally Posted by Ding | I received a response from this seller... he seems like an open guy but it's turned into a bidding war scenario for Thursday night.......... and to be honest, the car needs a boatload of work. He said only brakes on the ad... but I asked for more details and he said it needs:
- Engine air filter
- Brake fluid flush
- Drive belts due for replacement
- He says he thinks the timing belt was done at 96,000 or so but not sure
- Radiator upper and lower hoses due for replacement
- Tune up (distibutor cap, spark plug wires, fuel filter)
- Front brakes pads are low and rotors rusted
- Rear brakes pads are low and rotors done
- Oil leaks from valve cover gasket, oil pan and rear main seal
So... yah... ouch... needs a good $2,000+ of work
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09-11-2018, 12:38 PM
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#23158 | | I STILL don't get it
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$40 - Engine air filter
$20 - Brake fluid flush
$60 - Drive belts due for replacement
$300 (belt and waterpump) - He says he thinks the timing belt was done at 96,000 or so but not sure
$120 - Radiator upper and lower hoses due for replacement
$160 - Tune up (distibutor cap, spark plug wires, fuel filter)
$120 - Front brakes pads are low and rotors rusted
$120 - Rear brakes pads are low and rotors done
$100 - Oil leaks from valve cover gasket, oil pan and rear main seal
$1000 worth of parts if you buy brand new stuff. Find a car being parted out or a junkyard car and that $1000 can easily turn into $300 (assuming you buy a new timing belt for around $80)
For someone with some space and tools its all very easy stuff to do. It is an old Honda after all. I don't think people are buying these thinking they won't require some love. If they are then I think they are making a poor decision. You shouldn't be buying an older Honda with no idea how to work on them.
I do agree with you though, it isn't a great deal at $2500 with that shopping list of work required. Odometer also looks tampered with.
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09-11-2018, 01:29 PM
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^ can I give you 1k to do all that for me? hahaha
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09-11-2018, 01:51 PM
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#23160 | | :: Sells McLarens, Not tofu :okay: ::
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Originally Posted by !Aznboi128 ^ can I give you 1k to do all that for me? hahaha | that can be arranged. 
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09-11-2018, 02:17 PM
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#23161 | | they call me the snowman
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Originally Posted by 68style
- Front brakes pads are low and rotors rusted
- Rear brakes pads are low and rotors done | I'd be willing to move my 5 lug ITR conversion if someone actually buys this.
Better than stock, plus 5 lug thug instant celebrity.
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09-11-2018, 03:23 PM
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#23162 | | :: Sells McLarens, Not tofu :okay: ::
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09-11-2018, 03:26 PM
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#23163 | | Waxin’ Punks
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^ dang. Got me excited. Expected one of these: 
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09-11-2018, 03:41 PM
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#23164 | | :: Sells McLarens, Not tofu :okay: ::
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^ those are cool. its like a hearse for dwarves 
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09-12-2018, 08:38 AM
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#23165 | | Performance Moderator
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Originally Posted by prudz $40 - Engine air filter
$20 - Brake fluid flush
$60 - Drive belts due for replacement
$300 (belt and waterpump) - He says he thinks the timing belt was done at 96,000 or so but not sure
$120 - Radiator upper and lower hoses due for replacement
$160 - Tune up (distibutor cap, spark plug wires, fuel filter)
$120 - Front brakes pads are low and rotors rusted
$120 - Rear brakes pads are low and rotors done
$100 - Oil leaks from valve cover gasket, oil pan and rear main seal
$1000 worth of parts if you buy brand new stuff. Find a car being parted out or a junkyard car and that $1000 can easily turn into $300 (assuming you buy a new timing belt for around $80)
For someone with some space and tools its all very easy stuff to do. It is an old Honda after all. I don't think people are buying these thinking they won't require some love. If they are then I think they are making a poor decision. You shouldn't be buying an older Honda with no idea how to work on them.
I do agree with you though, it isn't a great deal at $2500 with that shopping list of work required. Odometer also looks tampered with. | ... I don't think too many people on here have access to a fully outfitted garage... but okay.
Also missed the part where it is actually not selling for $2,500, he's organizing a bidding war for it on Thursday evening.
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09-12-2018, 10:53 AM
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09-12-2018, 07:33 PM
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#23167 | | :: Sells McLarens, Not tofu :okay: ::
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Luckily the SIR is easy to work on.
If buddy paid me with a case of beer I’d do the brake job. It’s quite easy (god forbid if bolts are not seized)
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09-12-2018, 08:01 PM
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#23168 | | I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum
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Originally Posted by prudz $40 - Engine air filter
$20 - Brake fluid flush
$60 - Drive belts due for replacement
$300 (belt and waterpump) - He says he thinks the timing belt was done at 96,000 or so but not sure
$120 - Radiator upper and lower hoses due for replacement
$160 - Tune up (distibutor cap, spark plug wires, fuel filter)
$120 - Front brakes pads are low and rotors rusted
$120 - Rear brakes pads are low and rotors done
$100 - Oil leaks from valve cover gasket, oil pan and rear main seal
$1000 worth of parts if you buy brand new stuff. Find a car being parted out or a junkyard car and that $1000 can easily turn into $300 (assuming you buy a new timing belt for around $80)
For someone with some space and tools its all very easy stuff to do. It is an old Honda after all. I don't think people are buying these thinking they won't require some love. If they are then I think they are making a poor decision. You shouldn't be buying an older Honda with no idea how to work on them.
I do agree with you though, it isn't a great deal at $2500 with that shopping list of work required. Odometer also looks tampered with. | rear main seal requires removal of transmission. pretty sure some average average home hobby mechanic isn't used to doing those let alone know how to remove the old seal and installing new one without fucking it up.
And why would you get these parts from ajunkyard? These are all wear items listed that need to be replaced, would highly suggest against getting some random used parts.
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09-12-2018, 08:47 PM
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#23169 | | RS.net, helping ugly ppl have sex since 2001
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Milano Red SiR
Rear emblems seems to be in the wrong place, possibly rear ended?
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09-12-2018, 10:09 PM
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#23170 | | To me, there is the Internet and there is RS
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Originally Posted by 68style ... I don't think too many people on here have access to a fully outfitted garage... but okay. | Maybe I'm missing something but being a 90's Honda can't all that be done with basic hand tools in your driveway? The rear main is a bit of a hassle but everything else sounds like pretty straightforward stuff.
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09-13-2018, 07:53 AM
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#23171 | | I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum
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Originally Posted by underscore Maybe I'm missing something but being a 90's Honda can't all that be done with basic hand tools in your driveway? The rear main is a bit of a hassle but everything else sounds like pretty straightforward stuff. | Yes, not even sure why rusted rotors are listed as a problem.
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09-13-2018, 11:43 AM
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#23172 | | Revscene.net has a homepage?!
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Originally Posted by 68style ... I don't think too many people on here have access to a fully outfitted garage... but okay.
Also missed the part where it is actually not selling for $2,500, he's organizing a bidding war for it on Thursday evening. |
By the time you do all the repairs and after the bidding war you could have bought the blue sir on the island for 5500 with 177,000 kms. And that one looks to be in good shape.
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09-13-2018, 12:38 PM
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#23173 | | 14 dolla balla aint got nothing on me!
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Originally Posted by punkwax ^ dang. Got me excited. Expected one of these: | Here you go, not necessarily a good buy but so cool!
1963 Austin Mini Woody Wagon - $21500 https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/...687510530.html 
1963 Woody Wagon for sale. Original 850cc engine with magic wand 4 speed transmission. Very original
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09-13-2018, 02:14 PM
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#23174 | | I STILL don't get it
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Originally Posted by 68style ... I don't think too many people on here have access to a fully outfitted garage... but okay.
Also missed the part where it is actually not selling for $2,500, he's organizing a bidding war for it on Thursday evening. | You can do all of that work with a basic socket/wrench set, and i'm being 100% serious about that. There are no special tools required for any of that work. Legit a parking stall would work assuming you don't get in trouble for working on a car.
Edit* read through the rest of the replies, lmao. Am I on a car forum with people who actually work on their cars or am I on a forum of people who just buy them? Quote:
Originally Posted by Peturbo rear main seal requires removal of transmission. pretty sure some average average home hobby mechanic isn't used to doing those let alone know how to remove the old seal and installing new one without fucking it up.
And why would you get these parts from ajunkyard? These are all wear items listed that need to be replaced, would highly suggest against getting some random used parts. |
It does require it to be removed and it is actually an extremely easy process. Again, you can pop a transmission off of one of these in under an hour with basic tools. Even if you just have a general idea on how to work on cars they can be done in an afternoon. If you read what I posted, if you wanted to be super cheap you can go to a junkyard and fix these issues. If you have ever been to a junkyard you can score wear and tear items in like new condition for next to nothing.
And just to be super clear, I'm not arguing that it is a great deal. It does have a shopping list and is NOT a great deal at the price. I'm just stating that a car enthusiast with some basic knowledge on how to work on a car, with a basic tool set and some space to work on a car can complete all of this work for very little or somewhere in the middle. That is all depending if they want new parts or to have it done with a trip to the junkyard.
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09-13-2018, 03:07 PM
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#23175 | | Performance Moderator
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I think you're on a car forum full of people who live in the lower mainland = people who live in townhouses and condos = people who don't have space to work on their cars.
I built my 1968 Mustang from the ground up and there isn't a bolt I haven't turned on that car at my parents house, but those days are over in strata life yo... I rebuilt my carb last summer in the parkade and ended up with 3 complaints and a $200 fine just because of a tiny bit of gas smell when what was in the bowl unavoidably spilled out (I was prepared with a catch can for it... but you could smell gas).
Back to good buys, I'm thinking of going to check out the red SiR... I pointed out that the Civic emblem is in the wrong place and asked about accidents, he said there aren't any on record from ICBC but he did say the rear bumper is missing its VIN tag so its obviously been replaced... he's setting up a time on Saturday for multiple people to look at it so another potential auction situation.
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