How much would it cost to fix this interior
http://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/RTX5.jpg i might buy this car how much would it be to fix the interior
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look like $$$. good luck.
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http://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/RTX1.jpghttp://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/RTX2.jpghttp://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/RTX3.jpghttp://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/RTX4.jpg thanks here sum other pics
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um $2000ish?
nice exterior damage too.. what is that another 3k |
what the hell... why do you want to buy that?
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This car over here interior is in better condition but it missing hood front bumper taillights,headlights, seats,radio, and i think its missing the air intakehttp://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/SACRX1.jpghttp://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/SACRX2.jpghttp://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/SACRX3.jpghttp://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/SACRX4.jpghttp://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/SACRX5.jpghttp://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/saceng.jpg
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just looking other options before i buy my FD i just go ahead and buy one the old fashion way lol
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i mean just go ahead and buy one the old fashion way lol
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But thanks guys for the answer
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uhm,.. import a car through me!
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Black FD interiors are worth a mint in good condition. You'll be looking to pay some bucks to restore that interior.
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Let's say $3-$4k for the interior and at least the same for the exterior. And you will probably still end up with a car that looks like a piece of shit. Why are you considering these?
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really im going to be racing in it so it really doesn't bother me
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if you're going to be tracking the cars, then half your weight reduction has been done for you.
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Let's say $3-$4k for the interior and at least the same for the exterior. And you will probably still end up with a car that looks like a piece of shit. Why are you considering these? |
yeah these cars are insurance settlement cars which means they were stolen and the the insurance company recover them they haven't been in any accidents there were just stolen and vandalized
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i noticed its make offer as the price. wonder if they would take something like 3k. then again theres no guarantee on the engine either, looks like u have to buy it w/o having a chance to start it.
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yeah they were selling as best offers so i was thinking this could save me sum munny insted of forking out 14gs for and fd
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i mean an lol
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I checked those cars out a while back.
Unless its track car... its deffinatly not worth it. |
I checked those cars out a while back. Unless its track car... its deffinatly not worth it. |
I saw that red car a couple years back on one of those insurance websites.
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lol It doesnt even look that bad guys.
Some of you prob never taken apart an FD interior so you might think its hard when it really isnt. If the existing pieces are in good shape, the missing pieces to find wont even cost you 1000 dollars. And putting it together is as easy as turning a screw. I converted my ENTIRE interior from tan w/bins to black w/jdm rear seats and it was almost as easy as changing my oil. Took less than 2 hours too. Yes the entire conversion. Not including the front seats cause i had to adjust the carpet but those took like 5 minutes to put in anyway :) |
Poor Fd's
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Originally Posted by UCF College Boy
(Post 7582603)
Yeah thats what people been telling me i use to have a accord i use it in a couple of autocross events but then a lady hit me and my accord is in heaven rest her soul so i was thought to myself time to step my driving skills up and hop on FR platform car its been researching for five months and i have about 13k spend so im weighing out all options
If you budget is $13k, I would suggest you either find one already running for $13k (even then I don't suggest it), or look for a different car. |
should anyone in college really be looking for an FD?
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should anyone in college really be looking for an FD? |
Actually does'nt look that bad, I refurbished my black interior plastics.
It's all based on patience. |
well i have alot of patience
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Originally Posted by Mahjik
(Post 7583141)
You aren't going to build a competitive FD for $13k. Any of those wrecks pictured up there are most likely going to cost you $10k+ to fix as I'm sure there is more damage on those things than just what the pictures show. Even then, you have no idea what condition the engines are in as well as the engine components.
If you budget is $13k, I would suggest you either find one already running for $13k (even then I don't suggest it), or look for a different car. If you only have $13K, you will wind up with a partially completed car, and no money to finish or race it. I've been racing for a long time, and it ALWAYS takes twice the time & money that you initially think will be required. Get something that uses 1/2 of your budget, and you may have some funds left to actually drive it. |
If you only have $13K, you will wind up with a partially completed car, and no money to finish or race it. I've been racing for a long time, and it ALWAYS takes twice the time & money that you initially think will be required. Get something that uses 1/2 of your budget, and you may have some funds left to actually drive it. |
buy a roller with full interior for 6-7k
drop in a engine/tranny reliability mods. and you should have a good car, granted you can do the work on your own. |
yeah i thought about that one i just couldn't find one until i saw the insurance settlement cars
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but i see theres a couple of them on this site
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If your heart is set on an FD, take your $13k and invest it wisely. By the time you are done with college and on your way in your career, you will either have a great war chest or you may decide that you would rather buy a house and you will have a great down payment.
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thanks guys for your advice
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there is a guy on ebay selling a complete black interior for $4500
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he is whats the url
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i found it
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i dont know, but this looks realllllllllllly tempting at 12k
http://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/...e_96_Theft.htm |
save us and yourself. go 240. it seems like you're looking for a cheap way to enjoy an FD and thats just not possible.
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those cars dont even look that bad...
fenders 200 seats probably another 200 for stock center console 100 shifter panel 30 shift boot 30 gauge cluster and hood probably 200 thats 760 for a lot of the stuff i can see in the pics and its a theft so they sell for cheap..... |
ya i would say my car is track worthy at this point with engine and tranny rebuilds and suspension and reliability accounted for and i am more like 30-40k invested. i really dont think 13k is going to get you anything that will work for an extended period of time
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honestly, i'd get the S13. it's more reliable and less of a hassle if shit breaks. Seriously, there's nothing on this car that you can go to the autozone and pick up without a special order.
I miss my S14. |
i can do it for cheap probably because i do everything myself it saves a lot of money
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Originally Posted by purerx7
(Post 7634884)
i dont know, but this looks realllllllllllly tempting at 12k
http://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/...e_96_Theft.htm looks like there's been an engine fire. at 12k, it's probably not worth it. Seriously you're gonna have to have everything imported to fix it. |
i'd try to offer the guy money first, like 3-5k.. and go from there, maybe they dont know what they have, u never know, or just let the seller sit on your offer for about a month and u'll get a call back.. if ur looking for a track car, just put a racing seat in, and contact someone on this site w/ stock oem parts... wouldnt cost much to make a track car, i see tailights on here all the time for sale.. u can find a gauge cluster easy.. it would just be the body work i'd be worried about.. fenders ect ect.
Rotary Experiment Seven - has the OEM parts.. great seller |
i got my FD for 6k and the interior is shit too. its deff not going to be 3k even if you buy the pieces new. Im thinking it'll cost me about 1500 tops. good luck! let me know if you find any reasonably priced sites
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You can get a halfway decent 93 for 13k. It might need a little TLC, but the right one is out there for that price.
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That interior on the first car isnt that bad- just get an instrument cluster, snap it back into place, get the heater control/radio panel, fit that (making sure to fit the heater panel BEFORE refitting the instrument cluster!!-does not work the other way round..) and a few other bits & pieces & hey, its done.
But I wouldnt, because of the damage to the body. Maybe its just me, but any FD thats been hit hard, is never going to be as good as when it left Hiroshima, or as good as a rolling shell in mint condition with no interior at all. When we import them, we never get to inspect them firsthand, so typical rule of thumb when buying a whole FD as a 'drivers car' goes: 1. Whats the condition of the engine bay?/driveline/electronics 2. Has it been in an accident? Is the body straight decent? 3. What are the other bits like? (interior, plastics, etc.) We recently sold a blue Series 8 RS that had only done 20,000km since new, but had been rolled over. It was in poor condition, & we decided that even though it was rare (had the BBS style wheels & everything) it would never be the same even after it was repaired. Not one straight panel left on it, suspension was folded under on the RH front, etc- the guy apparently died in it. So somebody got a bargain for AUD $1000.00 |
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