What would you pay for this?
03-Feb-2007, 03:08 AM
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oh i didnt know it was auto, its worth nothing then. not that it really had a market value anyways, because they arent "in demand cars" other than for kids or younger people who are into these cars, but I dont foresee these cars ever getting restored and going on an auction block for mass amounts, as they're like an *******, everyone has one.
03-Feb-2007, 06:34 PM
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Originally posted by Oldspower
oh i didnt know it was auto, its worth nothing then. not that it really had a market value anyways, because they arent "in demand cars" other than for kids or younger people who are into these cars, but I dont foresee these cars ever getting restored and going on an auction block for mass amounts, as they're like an *******, everyone has one.
oh i didnt know it was auto, its worth nothing then. not that it really had a market value anyways, because they arent "in demand cars" other than for kids or younger people who are into these cars, but I dont foresee these cars ever getting restored and going on an auction block for mass amounts, as they're like an *******, everyone has one.
03-Feb-2007, 07:37 PM
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hey buy it for 2200 keep it if you want to or contact a honda dealer and they might pay some real good money for it.. But that is up to you. Classic honda has a think i first or second gen civic and i believe they payed like 10-12 thousand for it. The thought is out there if you know wat i mean.
03-Feb-2007, 11:13 PM
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Originally posted by Team Rukus
mustangs, firebirds etc.... were all dime a dozen in the 60-70's now they are valued at un-imaginable prices. simply because the 60's and 70's era kids are now old people. the kids etc buying the civics now in the future will be older and have a bigger budget and this is kinda like a walk down memory lane so i can easily see tuner cars becomming the new "resto" cars worth big bucks.
mustangs, firebirds etc.... were all dime a dozen in the 60-70's now they are valued at un-imaginable prices. simply because the 60's and 70's era kids are now old people. the kids etc buying the civics now in the future will be older and have a bigger budget and this is kinda like a walk down memory lane so i can easily see tuner cars becomming the new "resto" cars worth big bucks.
