06-02-2018, 09:31 PM
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Cyborg ECU
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Here is another Civic that fits this category:
https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/...606247906.html
I would look this one over, if I thought I could persuade the family that two sixth gen Civics in the already full driveway is a good idea. 
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06-02-2018, 09:59 PM
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The 6th gen civic is a damn near perfect vehicle. I'm highly impressed.
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06-03-2018, 07:40 AM
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I honestly prefer the 5th gen. 
6th gen got huge headlamps and much more rounded bodies. Transmissions got shorter. Weight went up too, but not nearly as much as from 6th to 7th. |
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06-03-2018, 11:15 AM
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Cyborg ECU
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I honestly prefer the 5th gen.
6th gen got huge headlamps and much more rounded bodies. Transmissions got shorter. Weight went up too, but not nearly as much as from 6th to 7th. |
I actually agree. But OBD1 sucks. If i had money and time: fifth gen coupe shell, 2007 Fit Engine, 2003-2005 Civic Hybrid manual trans (if it "fits" so to speak). This would be a cheap and reliable car with better power, emissions, and fuel economy than most Civics ever had.
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See my car's mod & maintenance thread and my electric bicycle's thread for ongoing projects. I will rebuild Black and Green over decades as parts die, until it becomes a different car of roughly the same shape and color. My minimum fuel economy goal is 55 mpg while averaging posted speed limits. I generally top 60 mpg. See also my Honda manual transmission specs thread.
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06-04-2018, 05:01 AM
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Agreed, the doors are great, as are the stock transmission gear ratios. It is gonna turn a little over 2000 rpms at 60 mph.
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My car shows approximately 2200 RPM at sixty... on the freeway I cruise at around 3000(75-80mph)
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06-04-2018, 06:30 PM
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A 2001 manual HX for $1750....430,500 miles (  ) but meticulously cared for here on Craigslist.
I've seen this one several times randomly browsing Craigslist (even though I'm not looking for another car).
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06-06-2018, 10:07 PM
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More HXes!
Green '01 manual w/ 181K miles, some damage/rust, $900 Lima, Ohio
Black '00 manual w/ only 150K miles, perfect condition but asking $3500, Madison, Wisconsin.
Black '99 only 124K miles great condition for $1599 but autotragic, Chicago, Illinois
Another black autotragic HX w/ 181K miles for $1495, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Oh, and for kicks, a white 1995 CX with 275K miles, manual, for $1100 in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Retired vehicles lifetime MPG:
- Ecomodded automatic '04 Honda Civic EX sedan: 46 MPG (38 MPG delivery driving)
- Unmodified '04 Toyota Sienna: 32 MPG
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06-06-2018, 10:17 PM
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Old news: Honda civic, best value!!!
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06-07-2018, 07:43 AM
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Master EcoModder
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" football sized hole rusting threw on drivers side floorboard like that when i bought it"
I'm guessing Wisconsin doesn't have state inspections. |
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06-12-2018, 12:38 PM
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2004 Prius, $1000, only 214k km (132k mi), needs battery
This one's only 45 minutes from me. If I had slightly less than my already low level of self-discipline, I'd be all over it.
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Selling our beloved 2004 Toyota Prius. $1000 As-is. This car has been a fantastic companion to us over the years but unfortunately it is time for us to move on. The hybrid battery has died in the car and needs replacing. The car runs great, AC and heat work well and it has been well maintained. Last summer we drove to the west coast and back with no issues. It comes with roof racks as well as a set of winter tires on rims. All tires are in great shape. Since this is our second car and isn't used often we can't justify the repair bill given how little we use it. Toyota quoted $3000 installed for a new battery or one can be found from a wrecker for $800. There are numerous videos on YouTube on how to replace the battery and even how to take the battery apart to recondition it. If you know your way around cars or electrical wiring you may be able to fix it yourself with minimal investment.
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https://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details...dId=1362104732
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