My bone stock, crank windows, row your own 2004 civic does not even have a rev counter. It ticks all the boxes except insolence with 225K on the clock. Uses no oil, shifts fine, as reliable as a wood burning stove and just about as complex.
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The oven trick works great. IF your floors are flat and the stove/oven is as level as a competition pool table. Otherwise, NSM.
my 2004 civic has the airbag light on. Dealer wants 125$ to diagnose which sensor is bad.
Alcohol in seltzer is so 2000. Get yaself some THC infused seltzer, a rocks glass, a wedge of lime, and some ice. Plunk a shot of Patron in there and get the job done.
Four grand is all the money.
diesel is around 3 bucks a gallon, so a fill up is around two nights at a nice hotel. The first time you try and off road that, it’s gonna become a permanent “Tiny” house wherever it grinds itself into the ground.
36 Grand is the main problem.
I have owned a bunch of Honda’s. Bikes, cars, lawnmowers. Back in 1973 a friend of a friend had built and could not ride a 1952 Pan Head. It was all done, with the required 70's look. Raked, a Springer front end, One drum brake on the back, a ridiculous orange metal flake paint job and a teeny coffin gas tank. Yep,…
there will never be an EV for the masses. Sub 30K won’t ever happen. No matter what the Texas Tax dodger says.
mine just popped the breaker.
bought a brand new Citation in april of 1980. In 4 thousand miles the synchros went blooey. Warranty replacement went the same distance. Sold it, bought a 1976 ElCo. Much better.
How could this list exist without a Fiat/dodge dart being included? By FAR, the worst thing detroit ever tried to foist on the public.
good tires make more difference than AWD. That, and good technique.
airline travel is a Greyhound bus trip to Indiana in 1955. Just more air under the conveyance.
How much? As in dollars to purchase and ACTUAL, real world range. The vast number of potential shoppers want this information.
How tall are you? The pictures seem to indicate that anyone over 60 inches would be hanging out of both ends. Could be perspective, but it sure looks small for 3300 bucks.
a 1990 toyota corolla with no AC, crank windows and radio delete. Not a breakable auto
prescription lenses are mostly polycarbonate. They have a coating to render them abrasion resistant. Once they are scratched through the coating, removing the scratches is mostly impossible. There are “scratch removal” polishes for poly lenses and windows. I was in the laminated glass industry for a dozen years and…
I thought fuel tanks were made of plastic now. My HRV has one.