2003 civic si houston tx wrecked
06-08-2005, 04:40 PM
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2003 civic si houston tx wrecked
2003 civic si rear ended 33,xxx miles
My friend got rear ended in his hatchback while parked on the side of the road(hit and run driver), and didn't have insurance now needs money to pay off bank. title will not be salvaged or anything like that since no insurance. our friend owns the body shop where it's located and is in the process of getting the title, he put a lien on it. waiting for the judge to issue the order.
ITEMS NEEDED TO BE FIXED:
rear hatch
drivers side quater panel
rear bumper
roof
rear hatch compartment
gas tank
and other misc things
car still starts and runs
we will start at $4500 obo for the entire car.
not parting out want to sell the car as a whole
if you want to rebuild the car my friend at the shop says $8000 to rebuild total. not bad for a low mileage si without a salvaged title.
I have pics if they don't uplaod email me at ericmeyer@houston.rr.com for pics.
NOT PARTING OUT SO DONT ASK.
My friend got rear ended in his hatchback while parked on the side of the road(hit and run driver), and didn't have insurance now needs money to pay off bank. title will not be salvaged or anything like that since no insurance. our friend owns the body shop where it's located and is in the process of getting the title, he put a lien on it. waiting for the judge to issue the order.
ITEMS NEEDED TO BE FIXED:
rear hatch
drivers side quater panel
rear bumper
roof
rear hatch compartment
gas tank
and other misc things
car still starts and runs
we will start at $4500 obo for the entire car.
not parting out want to sell the car as a whole
if you want to rebuild the car my friend at the shop says $8000 to rebuild total. not bad for a low mileage si without a salvaged title.
I have pics if they don't uplaod email me at ericmeyer@houston.rr.com for pics.
NOT PARTING OUT SO DONT ASK.
06-27-2005, 06:52 AM
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Man i hate to say it but that is alot of structural damage, i think alot of people are just scared to look at it, i was interested after i read the thread, but after i saw the pics, that changed my mind. Good Luck.
06-27-2005, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by as_merrill
Man i hate to say it but that is alot of structural damage, i think alot of people are just scared to look at it, i was interested after i read the thread, but after i saw the pics, that changed my mind. Good Luck.
its clearly not fixable but if somebody had a 7th gen coupe/sedan or wanted to k swap any other car, here is a good way to do it. not to mention the other stuff like seats etc...
06-27-2005, 10:30 AM
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its clearly not fixable but if somebody had a 7th gen coupe/sedan or wanted to k swap any other car, here is a good way to do it. not to mention the other stuff like seats etc...
WE FOUND A SI THAT WAS WRECKED IN THE FRONT AND THE REAR IS FINE TO REPLACE THE AND FIX IT. MY FRIEND JUST DOESN'T HAVE THE MONEY TO DO IT.