I want it!!

[cuate01221]

I love the way these cars look like! And the fact that it still runs is fucking awsome!!
http://providence.craigslist.org/cto/2440924631.html

[stretch JDM]

i like the SN too. but the 75 hp was super weak. i like how the hood opens ..like the old vette.a swap and proper suspension would be sick.

[Night Wolf]

kinda beat up

[Accrdwgnguy]

kinda beat up

Good luck even finding one up here

[Night Wolf]

Good luck even finding one up here

lol Ive found a few old jap cars here. I bet cali has more though

[cuate01221]

kinda beat up

Too be 30 years old that thing is in good condition. As for the weak horsepower, I would swap in k series and leave it for a weekend car! After all body work is done of course

[crazymikey]

I think I've seen maybe....2 in person.

Gotta love that classic body style. Reminds me of the 1970s Lancer GSR 1600.

[agol]

tell him youll take him to mcdonalds your treat for the car. definitely not worth 600 bucks.

[Night Wolf]

Too be 30 years old that thing is in good condition. As for the weak horsepower, I would swap in k series and leave it for a weekend car! After all body work is done of course

eh, I guess. you are in the rust belt

[bobbycos]

Too be 30 years old that thing is in good condition. As for the weak horsepower, I would swap in k series and leave it for a weekend car! After all body work is done of course

tell him youll take him to mcdonalds your treat for the car. definitely not worth 600 bucks.

the older and more rare they get, the price does go up

try $500 cash or maybe $400-450

there were performance parts for it, just that they are hard to find

[agol]

its not even good looking though... i dont understand why a car would increase in value over time... some cars yes but not a 1980 prelude...

[bobbycos]

its not even good looking though... i dont understand why a car would increase in value over time... some cars yes but not a 1980 prelude...

rarity/survival rate

for example

1957 Chevy Bel Air convertible or a 1957 Chevy Yeoman delivery wagon

go to a car show and count how many of each car you see

[Night Wolf]

plus demand. so how rare+how many want it.

[Law Grandeur]

rarity/survival rate

for example

1957 Chevy Bel Air convertible or a 1957 Chevy Yeoman delivery wagon

go to a car show and count how many of each car you see

those two chevys are actually LOVED american classics. a 1980 prelude was not. remember, the 50s were the good ol' hotrod years. imports werent really in america until the 1970s i think. its just some old honda


btw i see a shit load of bel airs, deuce coupes, galaxies, vw bugs, etc where i live. bel air shells sell for at least 5k. a perfectly running 1980 prelude...maybe 2k..3k max if restored lol