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Probably the best 1990 CRX Si in existence today. There is a lot to say about this beauty so
please take the time to read all.
128,000 original 2 owner kms (79,400 miles for US customers). For 24 years I owned the Honda Dealership in
my small town in BC. I sold this car new to my
niece who was and is a nurse in Vancouver.
She added the Honda factory air conditioning (dealer installed) kit
which almost no one bought as it was around $1,700 installed at the time. The air blows cold to this day. She kept the car for 11 years, driving it
very little as she lived close to work in Vancouver and walked or used public
transportation as it was easier than trying to find and pay for parking in the
big city. She used the car to come back
to Vernon from time to time to visit family.
In 2001 she traded the car back to me for a CRV as she wanted something
a little bigger and a back seat. The car
had 92000 kms at that time which only reflected a little under 10,000kms per
year driven. She lived in the downtown
eastside of Vancouver an area known for being a little rough. Over the years the car was broken into
several times and had the paint keyed a
couple of times. I have a carproof
report showing the insurance claims for these incidents and they are low
value. The carproof report is available
to interested parties. In 2001 when she
traded the car in I immediately put it away for my son who was then 8 years
old. The car then sat unused for 8 years
waiting for him to get his drivers licence.
In 2010 I took the car out of storage and began prepping it for him to
drive. I ordered and installed a Wings
West body kit and rear spoiler. When
this was installed I had the car repainted as the old paint was faded and scratched. The car was painted in Honda S2000 black (car
was originally Black as well) as my son liked the fact that the S2K Black was
pure with no flake at all. At the same
time I took it to a local high end stereo shop and had a Clifford alarm,
Kenwood stereo with Bluetooth and ipod hookup, and power door locks installed
so that the car could be remotely locked with the alarm. I also had the timing belt, water pump, cam
and crank seals and a 96000km major service performed. We then had lowering springs installed along
with adjustable front arms so that the car could be properly aligned. The arms and alignment were done at a well
known local alignment shop. Last but not
least a front tower strut brace, K&N air filter kit (the expensive whole
kit including intake tubing, not just a filter strapped on), Momo steering
wheel and hub and a pacesetter cat back exhaust which has a nice tone but is
not loud. Most of the modifications are
bolt on and a few of the body kit pieces have been urethaned. For the purist who may want to return it to
stock I have the original front and rear bumper faces in a box along with the
stock springs and air filter box and steering wheel. As my son learned to drive a stick in this
car he eventually wore out the clutch from both age and trying to start out
smoothly. The clutch was replaced using
Honda factory parts at about 115,000kms.
Last fall my son decided that he wanted a little bigger car as well so
he bought a 2008 Civic Si. As he was a
little short on the funds for the Si I purchased the CRX from him and put it
into storage while I built a new house.
The house is done and the car needs to find a new home. This is a very good car. Everything works. The sunroof sticks and needs to be helped to
open but will open if desired. He never
opened it as he used the air all the time.
I just serviced the car and rechecked the brakes, tires etc. and
everything is good to go. There are 5 or 6 small bubbles in the paint at the front of the sunroof panel. Not a structural area and not worth repairing in my mind, I just want to mention anything that may be a negative. See the crinkle in the passenger side of the dash in one of the images and there is a very small tear at the top left of the passenger seat, you can see it in one of the images taken through the hatch. I have a hoist
at my new home and welcome inspections by serious parties. He had 17” mags for most of the time he had
the car but they were low end and 1 cracked and had to be thrown out along with
the tire that went flat when it broke (the wheels are obsolete and a new one is
no linger available). I have the other 3
17” tires which will go with the car if desired and are in good shape. This car has never wanted for anything. If my son needed something he simply came to
the dealership and I had it looked after.
All servicing was done at regular intervals but of course I have few written
records as it was done on “shop time”.
Last year just before he purchased the Civic someone backed into the CRX
damaging the hood. The person was good
enough to leave their information and we had it repaired under insurance to the
tune of $1,556. New hood and emblem were
the only parts required, the rest was paint and labor. Feel free to call me Peter at 250 503 8553
for any clarification on any of the above.
I would not hesitate to get in this car and head for Florida tomorrow as
I know just how good it really is. Pics at http://s1038.photobucket.com/user/cosmod250/library/1990%20CRX%20Si?sort=3&page=1 So the usual caveats, if you want an inspection do it first not after the auction ends. I can recommend several local shops that have no particular allegiance to me ( I sold out and retired 2 years ago). The car is for sale and advertised locally so the auction may be terminated at any time without notice. $1,000 paypal deposit within 24 hours of auction close. 0 feedback call before bidding. This is not some hacked up kids car. Drive train is stock and original except as noted. Car has been driven respectfully and cared for well. The reserve is less than I paid for the body kit, paint, stereo, alarm, camber kit etc. Destined to become a classic. I know I am way out in the sticks but shipping will be reasonable or better yet fly into YLW and drive it home, ship the box with the stock parts. In a major market this car is gone overnight, out here I have to work a little harder. |
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Sampling toys and tools in the Honda Dream Garage
Thu, Aug 6 2015I have two Hondas in my modest garage. One is a 1972 CB450 that I cherish but rarely ride, the other a 2014 HRR216 mower that my neighbors probably wish I'd use more often. Not quite dream garage material, but I like my trusty Hondas all the same. So I was pretty geeked to visit what Honda calls its Dream Garage. Spoiler alert: There was no actual garage. The various Honda products were spread out over a few acres of private land. And before you ask, no, the HondaJet wasn't in attendance. No confining garage meant I got to try a bunch of this stuff out. Honda makes such a wide variety of products, and so many of them, that it is the number one maker of engines in the world, having built 28 million in 2014. Highlights included a smattering of motorcycles, some rugged side-by-sides, the Uni-Cub assistive mobility device/powered stool, a few boats, Honda's latest cars, and snowblowers. Yep, in Southern California in July. They used damp sawdust for demonstrations, which meant I got to run a giant snowblower in a t-shirt. Watch the video above to see me ride, drive, walk behind, and be assisted by some of Honda's latest gear that isn't a car. Some of my favorites: The Grom. I've wanted to ride one since it came out a couple years back. This miniature motorcycle is hilarious and surprisingly rideable given its 125-cc single, which puts out about eight horsepower. It'll do 45 mph pretty easily, which feels fast on this baby bike. The only thing that takes getting used to is the time required to glance down at the instruments – they're way down there. Otherwise, it's a normal motorcycle with tiny wheels and a tinier engine. Riding the Uni-Cub was another dream experience of mine. It's much more intuitive than a Segway and makes you look slightly less goofy. I felt like I was in an OK Go video. It was neat. One item that didn't make the video is the NM4 you see here: crazy anime-inspired styling, a dual-clutch transmission, and then more crazy styling. The DCT means your left hand and foot get a rest. I still grabbed for the clutch every time I started the bike, though. Old habits and their hard deaths. Honda is also putting a dual-clutch transmission into one of its newest side-by-side offerings, but it was only on display and not available to pilot. I drove one with a traditional auto and another with an automated manual – and paddle shifters!
Next Honda Ridgeline to eschew weird visuals, go mainstream?
Wed, 08 Oct 2014Last year, Honda gave us the first furtive glance at the next-generation Ridgeline with a shadowy photo of it in profile (above), and it promised that the pickup would "come to market in less than two years." That would have put the truck on track for a 2015 debut, but the automaker hasn't said anything more officially about the new model since then.
A new report from USA Today might shed some new light on the mysterious model. It claims that the next Ridgeline has more conventional pickup styling than the original model in a bid to conquest some buyers. You can get that feeling from the sketch, which appears to showing something far more traditional than the unorthodox original Ridgeline, whose odd tapering bedsides terminated in a double-hinged tailgate.
USA Today goes on to claim that the new Ridgeline will go on sale around late 2015 or early 2016. That's a bit later than expected, but fits with an earlier rumor.
Detroit automakers observing 8:46 of silence to mark Juneteenth
Fri, Jun 19 2020GM Executive Vice President of Global Manufacturing Gerald Johnson, right, talks with employees at the Fairfax Assembly & Stamping Plant in Kansas City, Kansas. (file photo - GM) Â Â All three Detroit automakers are observing Juneteenth, a day commemorating the end of slavery, on Friday by observing 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence, among other companywide efforts to advance the causes of social and racial justice and equality. Juneteenth marks the date, June 19, in 1865 when Union soldiers, led by Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger, arrived at Galveston, Texas, and announced the Civil War had ended and enslaved African Americans were to be freed. President Abraham Lincoln had officially ended slavery more than two years prior via the Emancipation Proclamation, but Union forces didn't reach Texas until that time, so there was virtually no enforcement. The 8:46 timestamp is significant because it was the length of time that a police officer in Minneapolis knelt on the neck of George Floyd during an arrest, ultimately killing him and sparking waves of protests across the U.S. and overseas. Autoblog asked automakers about their plans to mark Juneteenth, what they were doing to advance the cause of social justice for Black people, and how many African Americans they employ in both blue- and white-collar jobs. We heard back from GM, Ford, Fiat Chrysler and Honda but not from Nissan and Toyota. General Motors GM’s U.S. workforce is 17.2% Black and 69.2% white, according to its most recent corporate Diversity and Inclusion Report. GM's total global employment is 173,000, and it says women and minorities represent 40% of its team of corporate officers. For reference, the Census Bureau says African Americans make up 13.4% of the U.S. population of roughly 328 million people. White people constitute 76.5%. As previously reported, GM planned to pause production at its factories on each shift today and observe silence for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. The company will also have a digital countdown clock atop the GM's headquarters in Detroit for the moment of silence. Additionally, Chairman and CEO Mary Barra has said she will lead a new Inclusion Advisory Board made up of people from within and outside GM to suggest areas for change and hold the company to its commitments to fight injustice and racial inequality.




















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