A few years ago, I wrecked my sedan after hitting some black ice. I kinda cried for a bit. It was completely bone stock and didn't run so great, but there was just something about it I couldn't get over.
So I puttered around in my friend's old 1998 Dodge Dakota until I could afford my own set of wheels again. Eventually I found this absolute rustbucket of a hatch sitting on the side of the road and thought "fuck it, why not".
(just kidding.)
Proud new owner of Catalyst's hatchback
Yes! Glad to see it passed to a member! I hope it gets all the love it needs from ya!
Originally Posted by CAH
Welcome. I was going to say that Hatch looks familiar. Are you also from California? you have a nice car with nice upgrades. If i could have more cars in my property a hatch would be one of them. they are like mini trucks with the reliability of a Honda.
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
Thanks bro! I got big plans for this guy.
I am from California (Mother Lode area, near Stockton), but right now I'm living in South Carolina. And yeah, I was able to move my wife and basically everything she owned from NC to my house here in one trip. It was awesome.Welcome. I was going to say that Hatch looks familiar. Are you also from California? you have a nice car with nice upgrades. If i could have more cars in my property a hatch would be one of them. they are like mini trucks with the reliability of a Honda.
Proud new owner of Catalyst's hatchback
That will do nicely! Congrats!
Dr_Snooz
"I like to take hammers, and just break stuff, just break stuff." - Beavis
1989 Honda Accord LX-i Coupe, 240k miles, MT swap, rear disc swap
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This!
And nice rust bucket
Nice find. Even came with the right stickers!
- Joe
where did u get the obd1 parts from
So glad the old girl is in good hands! Sam has already started improving a bunch of stuff on the car. Can't wait to see that complete OBD-1 conversion!
Wow that was a nice car to start with, and its pretty sweet to have a obd1 kit put together like that,.
Update: Finished the OBD1 conversion. Squashing some bugs still but at least she's running. I got the ECU socketed and decided to install a Moates Ostrich2 for tuning purposes.
Also swapped out the heater core...
...and got her some new shoes.
Proud new owner of Catalyst's hatchback
now you will make it to the SLO meet in May
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
How much did it cost you to make OBD1 conversion?
where did u get your obd1 stuff from and how much did it cost
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