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Curious about thoughts on what we should be asking for our 1995 black Civic Si Hatchback. 94k miles. Original owner. The usual dings for a 17 year old car but no major body damage. No modifications. Clean history. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated!

 
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if you got some money, i would suggest getting a carfax report. always a good idea

 
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Thanks for the reply...I'm actually the owner, so I'm wondering what would be a reasonable asking price in the customizer community. Kelley Blue Book says $3200, but the biggest problem with KBB is the fact that it doesn't take into account supply and demand and desire in certain sub-markets. So that's why I'm asking in this community, I'm hoping you all might be able to give me some insight into what an enthusiast would be willing to pay for a car with those specs.

Thanks again!

 
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Where is this car from? and what has been done to it?

 
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the car might look good on the outside, but the location and driving habits will tell a lot about whats going on under the body.

 
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Thanks for your input so far.

The car has spent it's whole life in Central NJ. It was mostly driven by my mother, although it was my car for about 2 of my 4 college years. It has no modifications and was never used for anything besides commuting and getting around. No racing, etc.

 
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were oil changes kept and where are you selling it?

 
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Yup, all regular maintenance was kept up with. Selling in Central NJ. I'll update this weekend with more specifics. I know that at least two of the tires are new.

 
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damn NJ is far away. i would say try 3000-4000 if its as clean and well kept it would be a nice starting point for a good project.

 
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94k is good also. a 95 si hb with less than 100k on it. your sitting on a gold mine IF the right person comes looking.

 
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when you put it up to sell learn everything about the car so you can be a descriptive as possible and put it on craigslist, ebay, backpages, and even put it on youtube if you know how to video edit.

 
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Here are some pix. Only possible problem spot is the radio antenna. I suspect it just needs to be replaced.

 
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still, recommend a carfax. you never know on private party cars, you never know what accidents the car has been in. carfax gives maintenance, accident, dmv records, everything you could need to know about a car

 
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Guys, it's his car. He has owned it since new. The only reason to get a car fax is for people who are looking to buy it.

 
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I agree carfax is only if they ask. the HB is beautiful. wish i had the money for it. i would get it myself.

 
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Whoops, my bad. i thought he had just bought it from somebody

 
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these cars are getting more rare every day.. i bought my ej1 for 2000 a few years ago with just under 150000 miles on it in ohio. kbb is pretty dead on, which is what i paid for mine. a lot of people love these cars and will pay a pretty penny to find one in good condition like that tho..