Can you get a half decent CTR for £4.5k
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Can you get a half decent CTR for £4.5k
Looking at cars for her indoors last night and she announced that she would like an old shape Civic Type-R.
Didn't really have much time to browse and have not done any research yet but thought I'd ask you clever lot for your opinions.
Will £4.5k buy me anything worth having or would I just end up with a pile of broken parts for that money?
I don't mind tinkering and am proficient with spanners but I don't want to be spending every waking moment fixing things when I could be spending time tinkering with the S2000.
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Didn't really have much time to browse and have not done any research yet but thought I'd ask you clever lot for your opinions.
Will £4.5k buy me anything worth having or would I just end up with a pile of broken parts for that money?
I don't mind tinkering and am proficient with spanners but I don't want to be spending every waking moment fixing things when I could be spending time tinkering with the S2000.
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Looking on autotrader, there are quite a few for under £4.5k - in fact over 70 cars. Obviously some will be dogs, but you may get something reasonable. Hondas are usually well screwed together, so may not be such an issue - just need to look around and check a few out.
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EPS tends to go on early <2002 cars, but apart from that, they are pretty hard wearing items.
Only problem you'll have is that a lot of them will have been driven/abused by fools.
Otherwise, I see a good value, practical, fun car
Only problem you'll have is that a lot of them will have been driven/abused by fools.
Otherwise, I see a good value, practical, fun car
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Was dark when we got home and now I'm full of man-flu. If I can drag myself outside tomorrow I'll take some pics and bung them up.
It's so easy to drive, either just popping to the shops or for a blat and it's quite nippy.
Just need to remove the rear window tints as that's the only non-standard thing about it.
It's so easy to drive, either just popping to the shops or for a blat and it's quite nippy.
Just need to remove the rear window tints as that's the only non-standard thing about it.
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Originally Posted by GaryB,Dec 12 2010, 04:50 AM
Just need to remove the rear window tints as that's the only non-standard thing about it.
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Originally Posted by GaryB,Dec 12 2010, 07:33 PM
Yeah, I've seen one of those.
This is far too dark though. Almost black.
I'm guessing it's not legal tint and it looks chavvy IMO.
This is far too dark though. Almost black.
I'm guessing it's not legal tint and it looks chavvy IMO.