How much would it cost to fix this interior
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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 intake









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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 ****. Why are you considering these?
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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 ****. Why are you considering these?
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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
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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I checked those cars out a while back.
Unless its track car... its deffinatly not worth it.
Unless its track car... its deffinatly not worth it.
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
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
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.



i might buy this car how much would it be to fix the interior


http://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/RTX4.jpg thanks here sum other pics


