will first gen ever look old?????
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Originally posted by 1SICKLEX
Well proportions are almost perfect, front overhang to rear overhang. Look at how rounded the trunk is. This car has minimal fuss, it it will be harder to age. One crease in the hood (like ours).
The car is 194 inch long compared to the 2nd gens 189 inch.
Well proportions are almost perfect, front overhang to rear overhang. Look at how rounded the trunk is. This car has minimal fuss, it it will be harder to age. One crease in the hood (like ours).
The car is 194 inch long compared to the 2nd gens 189 inch.
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Yeah, boyyyyyy...
alexamparo, you are so right, man.
Even though a lot of us got the car much cheaper than $47K that it costed new.
The bottom line is you are still driving a $47K car. And as far as the interior goes,
it's beautifully designed. The only thing I added was a wood steering wheel and
that makes it look even better.
And yesss, it is a timeless piece of the car industry. And thanks to us, it will never
ever disappear. I freakin' love my car, man.
Even though a lot of us got the car much cheaper than $47K that it costed new.
The bottom line is you are still driving a $47K car. And as far as the interior goes,
it's beautifully designed. The only thing I added was a wood steering wheel and
that makes it look even better.
And yesss, it is a timeless piece of the car industry. And thanks to us, it will never
ever disappear. I freakin' love my car, man.
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Re: Yeah, boyyyyyy...
Originally posted by Rover
alexamparo, you are so right, man.
Even though a lot of us got the car much cheaper than $47K that it costed new.
The bottom line is you are still driving a $47K car. And as far as the interior goes,
it's beautifully designed. The only thing I added was a wood steering wheel and
that makes it look even better.
And yesss, it is a timeless piece of the car industry. And thanks to us, it will never
ever disappear. I freakin' love my car, man.
alexamparo, you are so right, man.
Even though a lot of us got the car much cheaper than $47K that it costed new.
The bottom line is you are still driving a $47K car. And as far as the interior goes,
it's beautifully designed. The only thing I added was a wood steering wheel and
that makes it look even better.
And yesss, it is a timeless piece of the car industry. And thanks to us, it will never
ever disappear. I freakin' love my car, man.
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this thread was posted so long ago I didn't realize it was me that posted it until i had reead like 3 posts.....I was like damn the guy that thought of this thread must be a genius he's soo freakin right! I wonder who it was???? ..........Damn it was me!
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Still looks good, done right. Unfortunately the price on them are dropping and guys in Civics that shop at Pep Boys are buying em..
I still got the original 1993 brochure at the Atlanta Auto show as well as clippings of it. I wanted one real bad. I flirt with getting one white, redoing the inside black like my GS.
This is an oldie but goodie
I still got the original 1993 brochure at the Atlanta Auto show as well as clippings of it. I wanted one real bad. I flirt with getting one white, redoing the inside black like my GS.
This is an oldie but goodie
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Re: Re: Yeah, boyyyyyy...
Originally posted by DGOT20s
Hey Rov, I thought you were dead man!! How you been?
Hey Rov, I thought you were dead man!! How you been?
You know the deal. What are the developments on your new 20s? or did you decide
to go all out and put 22s on? LOL
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