1978 honda civic review

Check out this 78 civic owned by ‪@Rustyclassicsgarage‬ here on youtube.
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Hi my name is Katarina, I'm 28, and I'm an avid car enthusiast. I own a 1981 ford mustang. My 81 is a pretty much base notchback with the 200 inline 6 that has a bunch of mods including a t5 manual, 8.8 with 3.55s and a lsd, and a bunch more. Plus a 1981 Mercury Capri 200 inline 6 4 speed SROD. I pretty much live and breathe vehicles. Everything from muscle, imports, trucks, modern, old take your pick. I know a ton about cars due to a ton of research and working on the cars that I have.
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Also if you have a car or a collection of cars that I can film with either just walk arounds or as a review I would absolutely love to. I'm open to most makes and models. Feel free to contact me either on instagram @katarinas.garage or my facebook Katarinas Garage.

[@hunterventures2101]

After seeing this Video i drove to Vulcan with the trailer! It's mine now! Thanks for the video it made the decision easy. Great work Katarina. When it's fixed up, I will letcha drive it again.

[@brianrankin5876]

wish i still had my 82 honda civic wagon

[@floorlamp]

great video, i feel like i went back in time

[@oldskool1979]

wow. nice civic... even with a lil hole on the floor.. so tough to find these !

[@jameslitzinger6932]

Takes me back to when I was 17 and bought a '75 CVCC 5-Speed. Would be fun to check one of the last ones still on the road. :)

[@The_Fancave]

What a sweet little car. I love to see those old Hondas still on the road! I've owned an '81 Accord hatchback, '87 Legend, and an '88 Civic RT4WD wagon over the years.

[@Maleekus]

Seem like these mostly came in bright yellow, dark brown or orange. I had one. Fun to drive, I wouldn't pay over $700 for this one though.

[@McBuggs.]

It's a fair Canadian price, not U.S.. This is a realistic price here on the market, but I'd make an offer of maybe $2800 tops because it needs metalwork and other electrical repairs. I do have a 07 Honda Civic EX coupe and not looking for a classic to play with. I know of a Calgary owner that has one same colour in the video, only it's been upgraded with the next gen engine with newer front seats. His has the rear trunk rather than the hatch. It's had a slight bit of body work but he's keeping his with the original patina for now. It's very solid and I do like the patina look as it's only original once.

[@KatarinasGarage]

Funny thing. It sold just the other day for drumroll please.... 3200 dollars. My 78 that wasn't driving, had no brakes, and had worse cosmetics than this one I sold for 1500. Gone are the days of these being cheap.

[@Maleekus]

@@KatarinasGarage lucky for you there's a sucker born every minute

[@KatarinasGarage]

@Maleekus Actually no. You clearly do not understand the market for these first gen civics. I had 20 calls and over 100 messages within 24 hours when I listed it.

[@McBuggs.]

@@KatarinasGarage It doesn't surprise me. People will pay if they want the car they're looking for, and yes, the market has gone up on many classics. Since Coronavirus, prices have jumped on car parts as well. Welcome to the new age and prices aren't gonna drop for nobody. Many just wont accept these prices, but a lot are still buying. If you've been saving up on car parts you're lucky you did. Keep them if you need spares. If you want to make a lot of money, now's the time to sell off the hoard.

[@CalgaryRambler]

Your hard on your linkages Katrina

[@seaboltandsonsautomotivead2510]

Always wanted on of them to do a modern like a restomod Honda old all new stuff underneath

[@KatarinasGarage]

@@seaboltandsonsautomotivead2510 It's very popular to do b or even na K series swaps on these cars 😀

[@miketracy9571]

Had one in a 1980

[@maxymax3425]

Thank you posting this video. It looks like it's still in decent shape but I think $3500 is a bit much. I remember my sister's 5th grade teacher gave us a ride home in his- some forty plus years ago. Hondas were so simple back then.😃

[@nerf-2316]

Cool I had a 1983;Honda civic but it had to much rust but ran well and great on gas !!

[@brianbayer9746]

Don't put it on a hoist, it will break in two...

[@KatarinasGarage]

@brianbayer9746 it's been on a hoist and it was absolutely fine.

[@McBuggs.]

My 90 Toyota Celica GTS almost did that and too costly to fix. I found out it wasn't safe anymore, so it forced me to scrap it.

[@brianbayer9746]

I love them, have seen 2 better ones for sale in Cochrane.

[@EffequalsMA]

Nice, me first car was a 1974 with teh 1200 and 4 speed.

[@KatarinasGarage]

@@EffequalsMA Sweet! They're honestly lovely little cars.

[@kevine8736]

That car looks really nice why don’t you work out a deal with the owner …. I honestly think that you would treasure that car and give it the love it needs

[@KatarinasGarage]

@kevine8736 I'd love to but I just have too many projects as it is. Too many projects not enough money lol

[@presidente4388]

Cranking honda civic ❤❤