Honda-Fan
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Needs anime stickers
Mother Of All Whore Threads Non-VIP Edition v.1
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Needs anime stickers
AlmosN8kd
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No . . . bad Honda
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someone did all the work to make it look so clean and then basically stopped at the suspension and brake components
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Yeah, most of the suspension components, brakes and the inside barrel of the wheel have surface rust or worse. Also, couldn't be bothered to change out the floor mats with holes in them.
Janz3n
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if it was perfect, might be worth the money but its far from.
AlmosN8kd
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someone did all the work to make it look so clean and then basically stopped at the suspension and brake components
It's got 100k miles . . . it's not gonna be perfect. Not to mention, brake components flash rust naturally anyway; chances are, the wash and detail it got for the photoshoot caused the rust in the photo (in addition to just the age of things).
Honda-Fan
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100K miles is basically brand new in Honda Miles.
Again, it needs some anime stickers in the windows for additional horsepower and reduced torque.
Rust? Who cares. If pieces of the rotor and caliper assembly chip clean off during operation -- how's that any different from drilled and slotted rotors with performance brakes? In fact, that'd be like Stage 3 rotors if you think about it.
Anyways, this is probably the perfect car.
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Morning. 
Honda-Fan
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Morning!
AlmosN8kd
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Janz3n
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All easily fixed with paint. If they want that kind of money it needs to be restored properly. Any car can be restored to perfection.
I think I've seen similar cars with less mileage posted on bring a trailer for less money.
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Oh wow. That was bad in 2017! Dang. He's been doing this for a while.
AlmosN8kd
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Yup. Like I said, there is history on the forums of this. But, folks have bad memories or they leave the platform and move on to bigger better things (so, the knowledge dies).
Janz3n
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Inlaws Honda fit has no clutch left so I've been trying to find a replacement vehicle but when people keep posting garbage for way too much money it makes it hard.
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Also trying to give things away for free on marketplace is proving to be difficult when people are idiots.
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Would it be cheaper to just replace the clutch in the Fit?
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Free doesn't always mean free lol
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I actually would consider this vehicle because nostalgia; These things used to cruise the streets of East Dallas when I was a kid, lol.
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I had a buddy do the clutch in this 2006 Fit. Was like $2500.
Janz3n
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That's because OEM clutch and flywheel are very expensive.
Yes. But that's my time and I have none to do it at work right now.
If I buy another car I might keep the fit and throw one in when I have a chance. But the body is pretty rusty now.
Same. But it's worth about $200 in my eyes.