You should list the price of the parts you swapped. ECU is more or less 300 and knuckle is another 300. Thats a significant cost if you didnt have those.
@@rog3rs528 forgot about that yeah... now that you mention it, this video is misleading because it doesn't account for these these things. There is profit yes, but small to moderate and not double...
Hey that’s crazy, my friend just sent me this video! I sold that car to Daniel a little over a year ago! Looks like he didn’t change much after I sold it to him. Very cool I got to see this. Funny fact I bought that car for $300 and swapped it before I swapped and boosted my ek sedan! Let me know if the buyer does send you some updated pictures of the body work gets done that would be cool to see the history live on 🙏
You paid $1500. Your net was $2495. Not exactly tripling your money, but nice work nonetheless. Having spare parts laying around and being handy helps. Good stuff 👍👍👍
He had 1500, 11 days later he had 4500. If you keep the misc cost out (hence the use of “basically” in the video) he went pretty close to tripling his money
Most people are probably not going to have a whole set of rims or an ECU lying around. Also it would be suspect if he "just happened" to have all the spare parts ready for any problems he has yet to find on any other cars he buys and flips. I think on this one he got lucky those were the only noticeable issues.
@@AzwadAnjumIslam in theory, 11 days ago he had at least $2,005 in his bank account. He spent $2,005 dollars over 11 days to make $4,500 dollars. HE now has $4,500 in his bank account... this is not triple his money, he did not triple his money by any measure.
Not a fair assumption considering he could've sold the wheels, knuckle and ecu. All parts off a car can be sold for the right price and condition. Probably made around 500$ realistic profit
Well done. However you should add the cost of your parts stash in the final cost. You would of had to buy them if you didn't already have them sitting around.
Always, always count the costs of those parts even if you think they aren't worth it to the final with the labor hours so you know exactly if you made profit or not. Not doing so devalues your labor and existing stock. I hate when people use the term flip, unless you just spit shined it and sold it to a better buyer, it's not really a flip. This also devalues the work put it. You made a profit by putting in the work and got compensated fairly, depending on how you rate your work to begin with - that is a great skill put to work. The buyer also got a good deal because he paid for that work not to be done in a shop or his own time.
I'm glad you mention being polite, i have been telling people, if you selling anything online, yes is yours, but being nice goes a long way. I have seen people post things for sale, but don't want to be asked questions about their post.
Welcome to the game! I did this my last year of college for 6 month on Craigslist with Civics, Accords, and Camry’s and bought my first 5 bedroom rooming house. I subsequently bought a property a year there after using the equity from the one before.
I did the same thing bought a 97 ek hatch with a blown trans for $600 body and interior is clean . Ended up finding a whole d16y8 swap with record history for $900 and the car is running mint i wanted to flip it but I love this car to much now lol
THANK YOU. I try to tell my friends the red flags in a post they think is fine. If the post isn’t quality or at least somewhat detailed leave it be. -atleast for them because they aren’t mechanically inclined
Oh man, if one day I get a job in USA or Canada I'm definitely going to get one of these older Civics, I dream of getting the coupe version from 1995 to 2000. I currently have the 2000 lx model here in Brazil, and I love it so much.. Sadly even old civics are hard to maintain, the newer ones is just for people who get a decent money per month.. Seeing used civics for less than 3.000$ is crazy, here in Brazil with 3.000R$ you cant even buy a running decent car.
So all I gotta do is have a ton of used parts laying around that are worthless except when I need it to fix all the issues I have with the flip. EZ money!
I got a Frankenstein EG coupe that had been sitting for 2 years for free. gave it a good cleaning, new battery and oil change. Sold it for $2k a week later
Great content and I really enjoyed how you explained each step in the process and your knowledge of Hondas also helps as I’m looking to do one as a first project. Thanks again 💯👍🏾
That's not your average every day deal. That's a super good deal that you only find once in a while. You got people thinking they can get a GSR swap ek for $1500😂. It's just not happening unless you just get super lucky. Like i said you find deals like that once in a while not all the time. That car would normally go for 4k before you done anything to it lol😂.
You have to input the parts you out into it even though you own them they still have a price with that said nice job I personally would have kept that gem for the fact that it was GS-R swapped the swap alone cost 4-5k
While this flip was a good one with all your extra spare parts “laying around”, let’s flip the next one and see what the net profit will be getting some decent wheels n tires? I did this a couple times about 10 years ago and the profits averaged $1,000. While 5th n 6th gens are getting cheaper to buy depending how busted they are, the parts are getting more expensive it’s wild 😬
i like to buy old d series hondas with blown head gaskets, rough idles, and automatic transmissions, i find them for 5-800 dollars all day. helps if you can find a vtec model too. honda guys will pay nicely for a well done manual swap and you can get all the parts for less than 400 dollars. also a head gasket job on these little single cams takes a few hours tops. detail interior and clean up the engine bay and you got a 3000 dollar car from a 600 dollar car after a weekend of work (or less, i just picked up a sedan for 450 with idle issues)
I’m also from Illinois I’m near 60402 zip, I own a civic EF hatch that I’m trying to flip, it’s a good but rough process, it’s currently sitting on coils
I just bought a 2002 Ford focus with 178000 miles in 3 days I fixed the air conditioner and the fan relay sold for 2,500 I got a good deal on the. AR my customer was just looking g to get rid of it so I took it off there hands knowing I could fix what's sad is some macanic told them it would. Out over 2k to fix air conditioning I fixes it for $18 they were trying to scam them
@@boosted_johnno kidding. I paid $2000 for my 2000 ex auto that hadn't been washed in 5 years with no cat and busted del sol wheels. Just finished the video and well done man!! I started my parts career at 16 at a honda dealership and been hooked since. 52 honda's later and here we are.
Question? Did you swap the ecu back out after getting it to run right? If not you didn't include that as an expense and for those of us who don't have an ecu with hondata laying around that could be a major hiccup or $$$$ into the flip. Not to mention it's one part you had laying around that definitely has some value.
@@D0mSupra Which really makes no sense in terms of someone wanting to do what he did(flip a car for "big" profit). Not everyone will have those things laying around. At some point the things he had cost him something...
Best way to flip and make money, have all the parts from a previous car so it technically doesn't count as spending money. If he had to buy the parts he needed we might not have seen this video
how're you so mechanically inclined? I wish I could figure out the issues that quickly just off of few test drives and then figure out exactly what I need to do to fix it lol
I sold my car WAY too cheap. Luckily I wasn’t trying to flip it for profit. Listed it for $2,750, sold it an hour later for $2,250. The guy that bought it listed it about 30 minutes later for $4,250 and sold it that same day. 2005 Accord V6 with 329k miles. It had every factory option, and I upgraded the radio with a 10” touchscreen with Apple CarPlay. Car was super clean inside with only a single 2” tear in the leather on the driver bolster. Outside had typical clear coat fade and a crack on the front bumper. Mechanically sound, I had replaced the power steering pump and rack, new suspension bushing all the way around, new brakes, new tires, all new gaskets on the engine. Didn’t leak or burn a drop of oil. Honestly was a really good car, aside from the mileage. I had about $3k into it altogether and drove it for a few years🤷♂️
well, finding one with no rust three layered paint job is hard enough . to find one thats wrapable , with some goodies . thats a good frind for someone who knows what thier doing. its all labour and most will reused old parts or cheap aftermarket parts . im no honda guy... do they even make parts for these cars ??
Where are you located I have a 1999 Honda accord manual I don’t want anymore thing runs like a champ radiator needs replaced which is an easy fix and the cv axle also needs replaced which I have the part for just don’t have the time
Hey man since you know a lot about 90 model Hondas I have a 1998 Accord 2.3L ULEV I've replaced the Vtec solenoid and the idle air control valve and I'm still getting the p1259 code and the cars in complete limp mode the question I'm having does it have to be OEM VTEC solenoids and parts to make the car run right because I don't know what else to do lol 😂🤷🏻
I couldn’t imagine finding a b series ek for $1500 😂 in my area straight shells sell for 2500. All the deals are found out of state you need to own a truck and trailer
Not sure what state your in and im in N.H.,M.A. area but, i would find a way to come get it, if you do this again i would love to purchase a honda from you, knowing that you went threw it! Love the videos #hondalife J. 😎
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Hell yeah bro, do more of these types of videos if you can! You’re doing these cars a favour by fixing them up and checking them over, and you’re giving the future owners a service by actually posting a good listing. It’s good to know exactly what you’re buying when you go to see it.
bruh before i finish watch your video, do you any idea how i can remove the piece of rubber from the cube we use to remove the spark plugs? it was stuck in the inside of the spark plugs with the park so i try to remove with a screw driver but cant do harder cuz i dont want to broke the spark inside the chamber so let me know ASAP pls!!!! im a new follower btw love whole Honda civics gen except 2001-2005,mine is 2006 ex coupe bougth to come and come from home and work
Not including those 2 parts because you already had them doesn’t add up to making more money. You didn’t double your money at all. But you made some money and had fun. Be real.
Hi John, are you in chicago? I would like to know if you can check my 2001 honda civic lx the aircondtioner and fan for ac not working. Ac is not working either.
I bought my 2008 Accord wagon 3 years ago for $5000 when the used car market started going crazy, do you think I could triple my money on that pile🤔🤔🤔🤔
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This is gonna be horrible for the used honda market, everyone thinking they can double their money in a day! Ouch 😂
I can only hope so lol
its been like that for almost 2 decades. it didnt ruin the market
Good for me because I’m about to sell my ek civic hatch manual
They gonna think it’s always that easy
I’m already on marketplace👀
You should list the price of the parts you swapped. ECU is more or less 300 and knuckle is another 300. Thats a significant cost if you didnt have those.
and the wheels....
@@rog3rs528 forgot about that yeah... now that you mention it, this video is misleading because it doesn't account for these these things. There is profit yes, but small to moderate and not double...
Ecu is like $30 or free shove it down your pants at a pick a part and so are knuckles. Get a clue
Scrapyard
@@BobbyBasketballl well he had one laying around if not he would have probably bought the wheel bearing for less then $50
Hey that’s crazy, my friend just sent me this video! I sold that car to Daniel a little over a year ago! Looks like he didn’t change much after I sold it to him. Very cool I got to see this. Funny fact I bought that car for $300 and swapped it before I swapped and boosted my ek sedan! Let me know if the buyer does send you some updated pictures of the body work gets done that would be cool to see the history live on 🙏
Haha no way! Send me a message on instagram. @boosted_john
Or email
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Dude. To be perfectly honest, this is a good hearted video. Good for you man. Keep on with it.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed 🤘
You paid $1500. Your net was $2495. Not exactly tripling your money, but nice work nonetheless. Having spare parts laying around and being handy helps. Good stuff 👍👍👍
He had 1500, 11 days later he had 4500. If you keep the misc cost out (hence the use of “basically” in the video) he went pretty close to tripling his money
Apparently 1.66x your money is basically 3x lol Like its a nice flip but a blatant lie about 3x his money
Most people are probably not going to have a whole set of rims or an ECU lying around. Also it would be suspect if he "just happened" to have all the spare parts ready for any problems he has yet to find on any other cars he buys and flips. I think on this one he got lucky those were the only noticeable issues.
@@AzwadAnjumIslam in theory, 11 days ago he had at least $2,005 in his bank account. He spent $2,005 dollars over 11 days to make $4,500 dollars. HE now has $4,500 in his bank account... this is not triple his money, he did not triple his money by any measure.
Not a fair assumption considering he could've sold the wheels, knuckle and ecu. All parts off a car can be sold for the right price and condition. Probably made around 500$ realistic profit
Well done. However you should add the cost of your parts stash in the final cost. You would of had to buy them if you didn't already have them sitting around.
Always, always count the costs of those parts even if you think they aren't worth it to the final with the labor hours so you know exactly if you made profit or not. Not doing so devalues your labor and existing stock. I hate when people use the term flip, unless you just spit shined it and sold it to a better buyer, it's not really a flip. This also devalues the work put it. You made a profit by putting in the work and got compensated fairly, depending on how you rate your work to begin with - that is a great skill put to work. The buyer also got a good deal because he paid for that work not to be done in a shop or his own time.
I'm glad you mention being polite, i have been telling people, if you selling anything online, yes is yours, but being nice goes a long way. I have seen people post things for sale, but don't want to be asked questions about their post.
Welcome to the game! I did this my last year of college for 6 month on Craigslist with Civics, Accords, and Camry’s and bought my first 5 bedroom rooming house. I subsequently bought a property a year there after using the equity from the one before.
That’s so awesome! I hope to do this someday.
Thats dope bro
@@boosted_john your off to a good start brother! You have the “can do” attitude!
I did the same thing bought a 97 ek hatch with a blown trans for $600 body and interior is clean . Ended up finding a whole d16y8 swap with record history for $900 and the car is running mint i wanted to flip it but I love this car to much now lol
“ we deserve nothing, learn everything” such true words. Love the video
I wouldn't even have been mad to see I bought a car for twice the price if I saw this video about how it got fixed for me. Very cool!
I love 90s Honda's. Owned a 95 accord ex for about 13 years. Great car. Back in the mid to late 90s, I bought and flipped couple of civics
THANK YOU. I try to tell my friends the red flags in a post they think is fine. If the post isn’t quality or at least somewhat detailed leave it be. -atleast for them because they aren’t mechanically inclined
It’s forsale ? No problems ? 🚩 nobody sells shit that works 😂
@@UTP_ENT mechanic owned good condition 😂😂 I just meant I help my friends look because they don’t know shit about cars lmao
Bro flipping 90s Hondas is crazy if you can somehow do it props to you
I normally don’t care to watch these videos, but, I’m not sure what caught my eye and I had a good time watching it.
I get not including the price of the knuckle assembly and the trottle position sensor cause you could get those from the junk yard for
Those wheels are worthless 16s are shit they have bad tire choices and they’re replicas of a non popular wheel. Tires are worth more than the rims
Oh man, if one day I get a job in USA or Canada I'm definitely going to get one of these older Civics, I dream of getting the coupe version from 1995 to 2000. I currently have the 2000 lx model here in Brazil, and I love it so much.. Sadly even old civics are hard to maintain, the newer ones is just for people who get a decent money per month.. Seeing used civics for less than 3.000$ is crazy, here in Brazil with 3.000R$ you cant even buy a running decent car.
This only works this smooth when you have a surplus of parts laying around.
Or a junk yard near by.
Giving me the motivation to finish and sell my projects lol
So all I gotta do is have a ton of used parts laying around that are worthless except when I need it to fix all the issues I have with the flip. EZ money!
Your comments to your seller and buyer were awesome dude, that earned my sub
Thanks! Welcome to my channel!
Wow you’re so cool nighttime and messing around with breaks and rev
Good deal! Civic hatches sell well. I pick up eg/ek hatches for $400-$600 and sell them for 3k-4k
I got a Frankenstein EG coupe that had been sitting for 2 years for free. gave it a good cleaning, new battery and oil change. Sold it for $2k a week later
Great content and I really enjoyed how you explained each step in the process and your knowledge of Hondas also helps as I’m looking to do one as a first project. Thanks again 💯👍🏾
That's not your average every day deal. That's a super good deal that you only find once in a while. You got people thinking they can get a GSR swap ek for $1500😂. It's just not happening unless you just get super lucky. Like i said you find deals like that once in a while not all the time. That car would normally go for 4k before you done anything to it lol😂.
Rust free bahahah $1500 capin
fr bro def got lucky and prices def depend on ur location. cant find any good hondas nowadays in the bay area
for real the engine alone goes for like $3k
Congratulations John! Nice job! This is a win win. LY ❤
Thanks mom ly
lol starting my project soon ,going to enjoy the journey ,love cars of all kind
This one was a certified slapper. Good work boiiiii
With all the effort and work you deserved the money you made profit overall good video love the channel
You have to input the parts you out into it even though you own them they still have a price with that said nice job I personally would have kept that gem for the fact that it was GS-R swapped the swap alone cost 4-5k
While this flip was a good one with all your extra spare parts “laying around”, let’s flip the next one and see what the net profit will be getting some decent wheels n tires? I did this a couple times about 10 years ago and the profits averaged $1,000. While 5th n 6th gens are getting cheaper to buy depending how busted they are, the parts are getting more expensive it’s wild 😬
i like to buy old d series hondas with blown head gaskets, rough idles, and automatic transmissions, i find them for 5-800 dollars all day. helps if you can find a vtec model too. honda guys will pay nicely for a well done manual swap and you can get all the parts for less than 400 dollars. also a head gasket job on these little single cams takes a few hours tops. detail interior and clean up the engine bay and you got a 3000 dollar car from a 600 dollar car after a weekend of work (or less, i just picked up a sedan for 450 with idle issues)
I could never do this. I’d end up never selling it 😂
Lol I stuffed with that on the most recent one. Really wanted to keep it.
See here in socal you can’t do that bc people are selling that GSR head itself for $1500 🤣🤣 smh
Awesome video! I look forward to working on the car with my dad.
I’m also from Illinois I’m near 60402 zip, I own a civic EF hatch that I’m trying to flip, it’s a good but rough process, it’s currently sitting on coils
Can't believe i've just discovered you man. That's a new subscriber !
my guy really know his honda inside and out ❤️
😏
I just bought a 2002 Ford focus with 178000 miles in 3 days I fixed the air conditioner and the fan relay sold for 2,500 I got a good deal on the. AR my customer was just looking g to get rid of it so I took it off there hands knowing I could fix what's sad is some macanic told them it would. Out over 2k to fix air conditioning I fixes it for $18 they were trying to scam them
1500 for a ek gsr swap. Pretty impossible in WA state.
How in the world did you get a car WITH a b18c for that cheap!! I can't get that motor that cheap in WA state
God given.
@@boosted_johnno kidding. I paid $2000 for my 2000 ex auto that hadn't been washed in 5 years with no cat and busted del sol wheels. Just finished the video and well done man!! I started my parts career at 16 at a honda dealership and been hooked since. 52 honda's later and here we are.
I need to do this....working at a quality parts store I'd save alot of money on the fixes.
In my area, a 200k mile salvage title, bad transmission cars still sell for $2k
10:17 "If your listing looks like crap, you are going to attract buyers."...or Boosted John 😁
Lol Boosted John as a buyer*
Question? Did you swap the ecu back out after getting it to run right? If not you didn't include that as an expense and for those of us who don't have an ecu with hondata laying around that could be a major hiccup or $$$$ into the flip. Not to mention it's one part you had laying around that definitely has some value.
& the wheels
@@7ThrillFishing and the knuckle.. gotta say his price breakdown was pretty inaccurate.
@@hundredlives3910 The knuckle just needs a bearing at least.
Maybe I'm not understanding your comment, but he did mention not putting a price on things he already had.
@@D0mSupra Which really makes no sense in terms of someone wanting to do what he did(flip a car for "big" profit). Not everyone will have those things laying around. At some point the things he had cost him something...
I wish I could give you 2 thumbs up. One for the state of IL comment and the other for your great work. Thanks for sharing.
Hahah I appreciate the comment!
Keep being you John👊🏼
Bro I can't even find a Honda Civic anymore 😩
bro PLEASE DO A CHEVY CAVALIER
Best way to flip and make money, have all the parts from a previous car so it technically doesn't count as spending money. If he had to buy the parts he needed we might not have seen this video
This dude got a steal
He got really lucky
Thanks John !!! Ruined my side hustle!!!!
Fantastic! You are the coolest guy I (don’t) know. Thanks for sharing! Peace and love..Suz What ☮️💛
Haha thank you. Peace and love..Boosted John 🏎️🏁
Thats dope. GOOD JOB BRO.
What chemicals do you use to clean the engine
Car wash Soap and water.
What a good find, gsr engine swapped ek for 1500$
Congrats man u hit 60k. The best is yet to come.🎉🎉🎉🎉
how're you so mechanically inclined? I wish I could figure out the issues that quickly just off of few test drives and then figure out exactly what I need to do to fix it lol
Lol I’m cali this car woulda been like 5k+ right off the bat😭
@Boostedjohn this is awesome would love to see more of it.
Thanks! Actively searching for another car.
Zero dollar ECU, knuckle and wheels... this is my type of salesman
I sold my car WAY too cheap. Luckily I wasn’t trying to flip it for profit. Listed it for $2,750, sold it an hour later for $2,250. The guy that bought it listed it about 30 minutes later for $4,250 and sold it that same day. 2005 Accord V6 with 329k miles. It had every factory option, and I upgraded the radio with a 10” touchscreen with Apple CarPlay. Car was super clean inside with only a single 2” tear in the leather on the driver bolster. Outside had typical clear coat fade and a crack on the front bumper. Mechanically sound, I had replaced the power steering pump and rack, new suspension bushing all the way around, new brakes, new tires, all new gaskets on the engine. Didn’t leak or burn a drop of oil. Honestly was a really good car, aside from the mileage. I had about $3k into it altogether and drove it for a few years🤷♂️
Way to explain to the world how you got hosed
329k? 😳 You were fair man, that flipper is a sociopath
how did you get a ek hatch with a b series vtec fir 1500? thats crazy
Warren Buffett always says you make your money when you buy the stock, not when u sell it. Yes it applies.
Great video, good music mix with the voiceover
this was actually a rad format.
B series ek in orlando in the thousand range is always average
People get mad when they cant understand the wiring to get vtec or the injectors going😊
well, finding one with no rust three layered paint job is hard enough .
to find one thats wrapable , with some goodies . thats a good frind for someone who knows what thier doing.
its all labour and most will reused old parts or cheap aftermarket parts .
im no honda guy... do they even make parts for these cars ??
HOLY MOLY. Thats a steal for 1500
BE CARFUL THE TAX MAN IS WATCHING ALSO !
Where are you located I have a 1999 Honda accord manual I don’t want anymore thing runs like a champ radiator needs replaced which is an easy fix and the cv axle also needs replaced which I have the part for just don’t have the time
Hey man since you know a lot about 90 model Hondas I have a 1998 Accord 2.3L ULEV I've replaced the Vtec solenoid and the idle air control valve and I'm still getting the p1259 code and the cars in complete limp mode the question I'm having does it have to be OEM VTEC solenoids and parts to make the car run right because I don't know what else to do lol 😂🤷🏻
Scott looking at this video shaking his head 😂
New glarus 👀. I have a feeling you’re very close gurnee hahaha
I couldn’t imagine finding a b series ek for $1500 😂 in my area straight shells sell for 2500. All the deals are found out of state you need to own a truck and trailer
Not sure what state your in and im in N.H.,M.A. area but, i would find a way to come get it, if you do this again i would love to purchase a honda from you, knowing that you went threw it! Love the videos #hondalife J. 😎
Nice job man keep it up 👍
Personally id be doing little car builds just to have a little collection
This guy must watch KG garage keep gunning
Nope, but I’ll check him out.
Awesome video sir
1500 wow can’t find that here in the PNW
Test drive before you buy !
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Hell yeah bro, do more of these types of videos if you can! You’re doing these cars a favour by fixing them up and checking them over, and you’re giving the future owners a service by actually posting a good listing. It’s good to know exactly what you’re buying when you go to see it.
Love this type of video!!
Interesting video for sure. Wondering where in Illinois you are, I'm stuck here too.
This videos awesome, people are Afraid to make money keep it goin !
As a mitsu fan, i always get confused when ppl say gsr and then show a honda engine lol
That swap is money!!
Looked at a 07 SI with cracked block for $2k. Got it
bruh before i finish watch your video, do you any idea how i can remove the piece of rubber from the cube we use to remove the spark plugs?
it was stuck in the inside of the spark plugs with the park so i try to remove with a screw driver but cant do harder cuz i dont want to broke the spark inside the chamber so let me know ASAP pls!!!! im a new follower btw love whole Honda civics gen except 2001-2005,mine is 2006 ex coupe bougth to come and come from home and work
I don't think I have ever seen anyone hand scrub a built engine bay before....
Not including those 2 parts because you already had them doesn’t add up to making more money. You didn’t double your money at all. But you made some money and had fun. Be real.
how much time you put into fixing it? that should be included in your expenses. Then it would be clear if it was worth messing with it. Thank you
Hi John, are you in chicago? I would like to know if you can check my 2001 honda civic lx the aircondtioner and fan for ac not working. Ac is not working either.
Screenshot of my phone wallpaper that is my car is not a good photo for a Marketplace post? Even if I have notifications when I screenshot?
I bought my 2008 Accord wagon 3 years ago for $5000 when the used car market started going crazy, do you think I could triple my money on that pile🤔🤔🤔🤔
mclovin flipping cars, ive seen everything
Those wheels and tires.. were some $
the engine alone is worth at least $1500. In my area you never find deals like this.
Funny i saw this car on marketplace for like a month too 😂
It was on marketplace for over a month before I bought it. It was only on marketplace for like 4 days in my ownership.
@@boosted_john ☠️
Dude I need your expertise. I have a 98 Honda accord Lx…
Great job!
Nice job 👍