First Mugen Civic down
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We need to go Casino on their arse, and break some hands with a hammer!
Although I think the price is a little high I agree with others that a regular civic plus the price of the Mugen goods will add up atleast you have dealer warranty when purchased with parts already on there.
Although I think the price is a little high I agree with others that a regular civic plus the price of the Mugen goods will add up atleast you have dealer warranty when purchased with parts already on there.
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Originally Posted by Old_Guy,Nov 15 2007, 07:47 PM
I feel badly for the new owner, it will be hard to put this behind them. It will always have been "defiled" and "repaired."
this is a dealership faux-pas; if the keys never made it my way (as an owner) i will NEVER take delivery of the car.
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Originally Posted by Revin9K,Nov 16 2007, 02:20 PM
make that $40k...my dealer has one marked up $10k.
Its a great looking car btw...the shift knob is to die for.
Its a great looking car btw...the shift knob is to die for.
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I see something just a bit fishy about this . As an Ex Honda Tech a habit of most mechanics have a tendency to put bolts back into the hole and uurn it a couple of turns . On the passenger side seat the bolt was replaced into the hole it came from . A thief is not going to take the time to do something like that . Anyone in this forum with seats stolen from their cars every had the bolts put back in the threaded hole ? This appears to be someone that works on cars for a living just based on a stupid observation on my part . After the seats where stolen from our cars the cops interviewed several employees as they thought it was an inside job at first but ruled it out later in their investigation
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Originally Posted by JohnsS2000,Nov 16 2007, 04:23 PM
I see something just a bit fishy about this . As an Ex Honda Tech a habit of most mechanics have a tendency to put bolts back into the hole and uurn it a couple of turns . On the passenger side seat the bolt was replaced into the hole it came from . A thief is not going to take the time to do something like that . Anyone in this forum with seats stolen from their cars every had the bolts put back in the threaded hole ? This appears to be someone that works on cars for a living just based on a stupid observation on my part . After the seats where stolen from our cars the cops interviewed several employees as they thought it was an inside job at first but ruled it out later in their investigation
unless there was another picture posted?
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Originally Posted by medicalstudent,Nov 14 2007, 10:04 AM
Mugen just released a new anti-theft device.
Here's a story from 2 days ago about a guy who was trying to steal a car and got eaten by an alligator
http://www.local10.com/news/14578234/detail.html
Here's a story from 2 days ago about a guy who was trying to steal a car and got eaten by an alligator
http://www.local10.com/news/14578234/detail.html
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From: Pasadena / Orange County
Originally Posted by indopinoy,Nov 16 2007, 10:13 AM
i agree..nothing remotely funny about this...
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From: charlotte n.c.
nothing funny about getting your car stolen, i had my car stolen back in 98 and i wasnt jumpin around for joy after i found out. and anyone who claims that you've had your car stolen yadda yadda and still think its funny your'e full of crap! either youv'e never had your car stolen or you steal cars yourself ass.
