Honestly... Not sure.

Hm, ok...

As some of the guys have pointed out, having a 5.0 under the hood instead of a smaller zippy engine is an overall bad choice. Yes, the parts were probably dirt cheap, and yes it all came from either a dirt cheap donor or the junk yard as a set.

Hmm, crazy idea... Could work, hope it's not too tall!

Minus the pretty girl, Portland is the same way... Opposite compared to the rest of the state, as everywhere else its good ol' boys.

And your remote button opened it? That is every crazier to hear...

Ahha... Looks like the waterline was low enough that outside pressure wasn't strong enough to simply seal it back up.

Oh something similar happened to me a few years ago when I haven't had the Civic for more than a year.

I'm with chikubi, didn't know they did all that.

In a round-about way as presented, yeah. :)

Is it 2? My memory is a bit hazy, it's been a good 2-4 years since I've been last up there, usually go to skibowl or meadows. It was during the winter too so that could've added to the snugness.

"Why did the restorer hate chrome so very much?" : Easy, a properly done paint job at home will cost 200-300 bucks in medium-qual paint. It's much cheaper to paint than chrome.

They are also exceedingly rare on the used market.

So that's why in Hungarian they have the nickname "Zsiguli"... You learn something every day! :D

@ P1800: Yup, from what I've read they promptly switched production to Götenburg since the QC in England was absolute garbage.

You have got to be kidding me... Really?

Just posted to $kay, the answer is nope!

"OH-reh-gone!" XD

Time is money, and whatever loans they are picking up will only stack up as time goes by. It is in their best interest to roll it out as fast as possible.

It's minimum price is also ~3x the supposed entry price for the 3 wheeler.