JDM 1996 Honda Integra Type-R
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From: San Diego
I'd buy it only at that 14.5k price, no higher. It's got fairly low miles and is in great shape. I didn't know their were so many honda haters here. That car, as well as any other type-r, is a collector's item.
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Joined: Apr 2006
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From: In Between Mexico And Canada
i don't think that RHD would be an issue. as long as there is crash test data for the vehicle, and it has been converted to OBD-II along with adding catalysts... you should be all set. since the car is in PA apparently you shouldn't have any issues with the car being registered in the US--since it already is.
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Port Angeles, WA
<-- Cerritos high 1996
<-- Artesia high 1996-1998
<-- Gahr high c/o 2000
thank god I didn't make it to Tracy....
but did spend a good amount of time @ the adult school next to it.... ok back on the topic, as far as I know, if the car was LHD and converted to RHD, it SHOULDN'T be a problem but it definitely draws more attention from the pos.
I know a guy in maine who got a complete mugen'd out type r teg sent from japan. It ended up getting stolen a striped at the new england NOPI event. It was a real nice car. Id buy it just for the seats. best seats ive ever sat in. sounded awsome and pulled pretty nice with all the mugen goodies.
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From: Boston, MA
I know a guy in maine who got a complete mugen'd out type r teg sent from japan. It ended up getting stolen a striped at the new england NOPI event. It was a real nice car. Id buy it just for the seats. best seats ive ever sat in. sounded awsome and pulled pretty nice with all the mugen goodies.
i wouldn't buy any of hondas until i have a garage
