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guinnessmike 02-17-2009 11:56 AM

New to the Honda family
 
Hello,
I just bought my first Honda, a not-so-new 1989 Accord LX-i, 5-speed. She is in pretty good shape for 20 years on this earth but still needs a little TLC. Me and my wife had 2 sons in as many years so I had to sell my 2001 Maxima to liquidate some cash so she could be out of work for a while. My classic accord is a bit of a step back in technology but I think that may be a good thing.

-Mike

status 02-17-2009 03:18 PM

i loved my 89 accord i had to 240,000 loved it, when i sold it the guy got it to 289,000 and then his sis said he wrapped it in to a tree, hes alive i think.

SkylinexBleedsxRed 02-18-2009 11:05 PM

Hello Mike,
I have never had a newer car, And probably never will.. It's because I don't want one, I don't like them at all.. My first car was an 87 Civic, Then I bought my 1989 Accord last year, and now have my 1992 Accord.. I loved my 1989, And then some piece of crap stole it today.. The MPG on those are awesome.. Mine was a salvage, And it ran like a dreamboat I tell ya.. I'm sure you will like the Honda family life B)

guinnessmike 02-19-2009 10:51 AM

They guy I bought it from was the original owner, and had it regularly serviced at his local Honda dealer. It only has 160K on it, which is crazy for a 20 year old car, so I am sure I will get some mileage out of it. There are a few things that don't work quite right and the tan interior needs a real good cleaning but it just ran through inspection without a problem. I much prefer the simplicity of older cars. I don't know what I am going to do 10 years from now when all these late 80's & early 90's Japanese cars rust away?!?

SkylinexBleedsxRed 02-19-2009 04:16 PM

I know what you mean.. The 80's models are creeping up to classic status.. Its good to have a piece of the history:cool:

WheelBrokerAng 02-19-2009 06:45 PM

Hello New Member..Thank You for joining the HAF..

Take care of that old Honda and it will last you alot longer time than you think it would :)


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