How much was the winning bid and what's the output of this Honda (b16) ....... lol
Shes a keeper... congrats
Shes a keeper... congrats
I'd rather not say. It was a really good deal though. HahaHow much was the winning bid and what's the output of this Honda (b16) ....... lol
Shes a keeper... congrats
Honestly, considering the amount of work that was done to it, you'd be looking at anywhere in the neighborhood of $3,000-$3500. Repairing the rocker panel, reshaping the quarter panel, sanding down and respraying the entire car.Looks awesome! Trying to get a feel for the cost of a respray and light body work. I know it was a friend, but do you mind telling me what you paid? You can PM me if needed.
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Honestly, I felt the same way for a while. After owning my P11, I really liked FWD platforms. Super good on gas and easy on maintenance. My first '08 Spec V, I planned on doing the same thing to, but I handed that car over to my dad so he could commute in it to work. I think I had planned the style out for this Spec V for like a year. I wanted to execute it properly without going over the top. It still isn't where I want it to be, but once I get inspection out of the way, I'll be tossing on everything else.You know, I looked at the new sentras as total egg shaped mom cars. But you pretty much changed my whole outlook on them with this.
Yours looks real good!
A more than fair amount considering the work needed. HahaLooks fresh,what a after look.yea if dont mind how much u pay at the auction.good work
damn I work as a appraiser for a ins co.No. I've worked at a body shop before and we've repaired damage like this. Dent puller (weld-on type), body hammer, and a very small amount of body filler to shape it out. It actually turned out pretty great.