1981 Accord HB on Seattle Craigslist now...

[atkin68]

blown head gasket:

http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/3456180558.html

[lostscotiaguy]

Don't tell anyone but I almost cried reading this.... (Ok not really...but it's sad nonetheless.)
I hope she gets saved and finds a good home...she looks like she's worth the effort.

[EbidaDragon]

That's a very, very good deal. Hope someone jumps on it

[2ndGenGuy]

I wish I had the space. I'd fix her up and sell. I'm sure lots of people could use a cheap, interesting running car!

[Taylor Smith]

for what it is its pretty clean hope it finds a good home

[carotman]

Don't tell anyone but I almost cried reading this.... (Ok not really...but it's sad nonetheless.)
I hope she gets saved and finds a good home...she looks like she's worth the effort.

I feel the same way.

I wonder why you guys in the northern west coast still have all those nice old cars... A car will rust badly in roughly 10 years on the east coast.

Anyway, this car will probably end in a junkyard where people will slash the seats and jump on the roof... then it's going to be crushed and be sold by the pound for metal.

[2ndGenGuy]

Ah Carotman... we know it, but do you have to remind us?

:P

[2ndGenGuy]

Ah Carotman... we know it, but do you have to remind us?

:P

[mopuddin]

apparently the pacific northwest is honda heaven. do a craigslist search of seattle, tacoma, portland, or olympia, and oy vey, be prepared to drool or cry.

[mopuddin]

uh, apparently, washington state is the land of old hondas. 1982 Honda Prelude 1st Gen

1972 Honda 600 coupe

Classic 1977 Honda Civic

1983 Honda Accord

uh, isn't that a prelude?
83 honda accord hatchback

oh you friggin tweekers. what did you do to that car?
1984 Honda CRX Auto..

Honda Accord 1982

1983 HONDA PRELUDE $2000 obo ATTN. CAR COLLECTORS

[2ndGenGuy]

Yes, this really is the land of old Hondas. I love it.

[mopuddin]

yeah, i've been looking into old hondas for years. i'm new to this forum, but washington state is the land of old honda's.

i generally don't like to generalize, but it seems to me that the high asian/pacific islander population, coupled with the fact that it is a port city, and it's emission laws are far less stringent than that of say california, may be a factor.

a lot of these cars have been stored in barns, and a lot have been left to the elements. and given the shit weather of the pacific northwest, a lot of them are rotted, but more often than not you will come across that barn car that is the bee's knees.

in short; i really want to move up north.

[2ndGenGuy]

I think the salt is a bigger killer than the weather. Sure, it rains a lot here, but a few days of salt on the road will do far more damage than a year's worth of rain.