Pics of my ride... a 2001 Honda Civic LX Sedan (Eternal Blue).
Pics of my ride... a 2001 Honda Civic LX Sedan (Eternal Blue). Here are some pics me and my buddy took tonight of my car (sorry for the bad lighting, but night time does that to ya 
Anyway yeah it's a 2001 Honda Civic LX Sedan (Eternal Blue). I have an RS grill on it because it looks cool, and a Vibrant Performance stainless steel tip, because I didn't feel like paying $50 for the Honda one. Other than that it's bone stock, but I plan on adding a short ram induction later on.
Anyway, here they are.
Anyway yeah it's a 2001 Honda Civic LX Sedan (Eternal Blue). I have an RS grill on it because it looks cool, and a Vibrant Performance stainless steel tip, because I didn't feel like paying $50 for the Honda one. Other than that it's bone stock, but I plan on adding a short ram induction later on.
Anyway, here they are.
Burning rubber. (Don't worry, although this was done on public streets, since it was Good Friday, and was in a business park on a VERY un-travelled road, it's where everyone goes to skid tires, and I happen to have the longest ones there from going in reverse, revving in neutral, then dropping it into drive, gotta live powertrain warranties 
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Some sad news 
Probably only 30 minutes after these were taken, a cat or racoon (not sure which) ran out infront of my car, instinctively I swerved to the left (no oncoming traffic) and ran onto a propane canister that someone left on the road 
so of course the car stopped turning once it was ontop of the canister, and I smacked into the curb at around 60km/h. The front driver side wheel is buckeled, hubcap and rim broken, and the rear driver side wheel cover is broken because it hit the curb as the rear end slid into it. Needless to say the Toyo's are shot, and I'll need new tires. Because I'm 18, I'm going to try and take a loan out to pay the repairs instead of claiming it through my CAA insurance, as I'm sure my rates would skyrocket. What a shitty end to a good day, cleaned the car and everything, only for this to happen
Probably only 30 minutes after these were taken, a cat or racoon (not sure which) ran out infront of my car, instinctively I swerved to the left (no oncoming traffic) and ran onto a propane canister that someone left on the road so of course the car stopped turning once it was ontop of the canister, and I smacked into the curb at around 60km/h. The front driver side wheel is buckeled, hubcap and rim broken, and the rear driver side wheel cover is broken because it hit the curb as the rear end slid into it. Needless to say the Toyo's are shot, and I'll need new tires. Because I'm 18, I'm going to try and take a loan out to pay the repairs instead of claiming it through my CAA insurance, as I'm sure my rates would skyrocket. What a shitty end to a good day, cleaned the car and everything, only for this to happen Last edited by Majarvis; Apr 18, 2003 at 11:03 PM.
Originally posted by spoon
really nice car but its kinda hard to see the pics cuz of the lighting, nice tire marks tho
really nice car but its kinda hard to see the pics cuz of the lighting, nice tire marks tho
Yeah, it was kinda poor planning on our part taking them at night, but I wanted it that way because of the cool lighting effect.
Anyway, read my post after the pics, it isn't so nice looking anymore
At least there is no body damage, I just hope it won't cost much to have the axle and suspension fixed. 
Originally posted by XxJDMCivicxX
Looks like you had alot of fun takin pics sorry to hear it all came to shitty end. Good luck with the repairs hope it doesn't cost too much.
Looks like you had alot of fun takin pics sorry to hear it all came to shitty end. Good luck with the repairs hope it doesn't cost too much.
But yeah, I hope it won't be too much, if anyone has any ideas how much it may cost don't hesitate to post here. It is sitting in the Honda dealerships lot right now, so they'll see it tomorrow morning. I'm not sure if I want to know how much it will cost, I bet it will be over $1,000.
Originally posted by RoadRunner
dude, that blows sorry that happened.
dude, that blows sorry that happened.
I'll report back here tomorrow on how much it costs to fix, I'm guessing it's going to be at least $1,000
Originally posted by RoadRunner
i also have an eternal pearl blue vic sedan, but mine's an EX
i also have an eternal pearl blue vic sedan, but mine's an EX
Originally posted by speedracersong
u shouldnt be doing neutral drops in ur car too. honda doesnt cover abuse. clean sedan. i have a ssm sedan.
u shouldnt be doing neutral drops in ur car too. honda doesnt cover abuse. clean sedan. i have a ssm sedan.
Thanks for the compliments though. And Honda hasn't done an actual apraisal yet, but one of the guys just looked at it and gave me a ball park figure of $1,500 to $1,600
Good Friday wasn't too good to me, at least no one was hurt. Argh, who leaves a Propane canister in the middle of the driving line!?! Forgot to come back and say. There was $1,700 CDN worth of damage, they had to replace basically the whole left front corner of the car. Both steel wheels, and both wheel covers. Luckily there was no body damage, so I think I got away lucky. But still, ouch, I'll be paying on that for a while.
Originally posted by AR
sucks bro
nice 4dr
is it manual?
mine is
sucks bro
nice 4dr
is it manual?
mine is
My parents can't drive a stick. *I'm only 18 by the way, so it's not really my car, but I take care of it like it's mine* If I had my own it would definitely be a 5 speed. 
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