92 Civic Si Hatchback 72,500 miles

[stevo326]

I'll be traveling in the Columbia area tomorrow. Please send me a message if its still for sale.

Thanks,

Stephen

 

[PartsChic]

Sure could use some coaching, however. I have the photos on the SD card from my camera, and a USB connector for my PC. But I have no idea how to get the pics into the forum. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Goto Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket and register then it will let you upload pictures for free. And it will also create the links for you to post in your listing. Very easy to use and it free... its what i used for my posting. Click on the link my listing.. if you need anymore tips lemme know

https://hondaswap.com/vehicles-sale-trade-wanted/fs-2000-civic-si-electron-blue-108287/

 

[cliffdemeritt]

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Several general snapshots - Thanks, PartsChic!

Also have detail sheet if anyone wants to see it. Please request via Private Message and I'll email it to you.

 

[cliffdemeritt]

PHOTOS - forgot to title first submission.

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Request details sheet via Private Message - will email. Thanks.

 

[PartsChic]

You're welcome

Nice shots, what a great looking car!

 

[cliffdemeritt]

Couldn't have done it without you - thanks again!

 

[PartsChic]

No bites yet?

 

[cliffdemeritt]

Bites, yes.

But still no sale. No lookers, but apparently some have looked at the postings.
Meanwhile, I'm LOVING driving this car!

 

[waldo_2001]

PM sent

Thank you
James H

 

[waldo_2001]

I guess the car is sold? no replys

 

[waldo_2001]

I have to pass but bump for nice seller.
Car still available

 

[cREX]

sent you and email. get back with me soon... thanks

 

[cliffdemeritt]

cREX - are you James?

The only email rec'd during past 24 has been from James H. You?

 

[get_nick]

someone said you were asking $5000 for it. whats the actual price?

 

[cliffdemeritt]

$5,000 firm

And that would not include delivery to Washington State.

It's been well preserved, recently spent over $2K on tires, brakes, and a computer and temp sensing circuit glitch. Very low mileage, and I'm not at all anxious to sell. Just offered it if someone really wants one that's ready to roll.

 

[get_nick]

Well, kbb.com is $3500 for excellent condition. and with a premium of $500 because it's a honda, i'm thining the $4000 is fair. i'm not knocking your deal, just a little fyi.

KBB.COM
Excellent
$3,430

• Looks new, is in excellent mechanical condition and needs no reconditioning.
• Never had any paint or body work and is free of rust.
• Clean title history and will pass a smog and safety inspection.
• Engine compartment is clean, with no fluid leaks and is free of any wear or visible defects.
• Complete and verifiable service records.

Less than 5% of all used vehicles fall into this category.

 

[cliffdemeritt]

Those are averages.

Any car is worth what a buyer is willing to pay for it. If I had bought a new 56 T-Bird and prepared it for covered environmentally controlled storage and never drove it and brought it out now for sale, would it only be worth the KBB price? There are rare exceptions to the averages, both above and below. This one is exceptional. It will be averaged out by one that has been driven hard, rusted out, many miles, a smoker with no care and ratty upholstery. It will not be worth the KBB average price either, but much less, and may sell for less than $1K. Agree?

 

[get_nick]

Any car is worth what a buyer is willing to pay for it. If I had bought a new 56 T-Bird and prepared it for covered environmentally controlled storage and never drove it and brought it out now for sale, would it only be worth the KBB price? There are rare exceptions to the averages, both above and below. This one is exceptional. It will be averaged out by one that has been driven hard, rusted out, many miles, a smoker with no care and ratty upholstery. It will not be worth the KBB average price either, but much less, and may sell for less than $1K. Agree?

i totally agree, 100%. i just want you to know that according to kbb.com (the industry leader in car pricing) that the car is worth $3500 in excellent condition and that less than 5% of cars are in excellent condition. also, a honda is a far cry from an immaculate vintage keepsake. yes, you have a gem, but don't expect an easy sale. $4k, gone in a week. $5k, gone in 3 months.

 

[cliffdemeritt]

3 months is fine

Again, no hurry to sell. It's a unique situation, looking for the exceptional buyer who's looking for the exceptional car, not just a steal. If I were in a hurry, I'd sell at a lower price. But I'm lovin' drivin' this car! It's just turned out to be extra stock for me. AND, I can guarantee that it's never been anywhere near New Orleans!!

 

[get_nick]

haha, thats funny. i say keep the car and enjoy it. they are fun little cars.