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Thanks, I really love the sound of it but if I'm being honest I could stand for it being a little louder. Mainly because I can't hear it riding down the road with the windows up.

It absolutely is!

I'm glad you enjoyed seeing it!

1941 Hudson. As kids in the late 50’s we’d yell junk it the War’s over!

It was such a pain in the butt process to actually do, we weren't able to record it. The first window we finished took about 6 hours total if you include 30 minutes to an hour for paint. The rest of the time was just getting the rubber seals, rivets, and hardware installed.

@@bryancernas1295 Sorry but I don't have copy of the motherboard diagram.

@@orvillewilkerson5432 Right?! I wanted to buy it, but unfortunately the owner wasn't ready to sell it just yet.

It is hard to beat a clear coat shine, and I was very surprised these shined up like they did after the clear coat oxidized as bad as it did.

Are you in the United States, or a different country? In the United States none of the 92-95 si civic hatchbacks came with power windows or door locks. They did have power mirrors and power sunroofs.

I mean... it was in a junkyard for a reason 🤣🤣🤣

@@Demonglo- That's a wonderful question, and I intend to address the civic crv front seat bolt pattern on my next ek civic build series video, so be sure to subscribe and ring the bell icon so you don't miss it.

The steering wheel didn't have radio controls.

They're really cool old busses! It's a shame the one dad got wasted in better condition.

There is no link to the paint we used. It was custom mixed from a local paint shop. If it helps the color was a variation of Chevrolet Space Blue Metallic.

I used a Milwaukee M12 buffer, and Mcguires clear coat polish.

Just a little bit 🤣🤣🤣

What tipped you off on it being fake?

99.99999% of Georgia drivers 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Right! 🤣🤣🤣

They're easily faked, and there was a "speed shop" locally that made replicas several years ago now. I'm not saying it is fake, but I don't know all the particular things to look for one them either.

Precisely!

I didn't think to look in the heat of the moment.

It really was a resplendent color red!

It sure did look good if it was a replica!

That particular machine is pushing 60 years old, so it's definitely an antique. 🤣

You're very welcome. I was surprised the clear coat shined up after it was that hazy, and it lasted nearly a year before they needed polished again without any uv protection.

It'll be fine. It's just surface oxidation. All uncoated/raw aluminum will have oxidation it's just the nature of the metal.

@@LVance0431 right!? I'm surprised GMC/Chevrolet never even offered the bare wheels as an option. They did that to a lot of their wheels other than the GMC ones I got as well. Like some on Cadillac's suvs, there's a 5 spoke silverado wheel, and a few other I'm not 100% sure on.

I'm not sure if they'll bolt straight in or not, but since I found a passenger side crv seat with the armrest attached I'll have to swap that seat out anyway. I'll make a video addressing the subject once the weather cooperates, so I can clean & dry the new seat before putting it in.

@@the710experiment84 Thank you. Which seats are more comfortable? Civic or CRV? I look forward to the new video.

@@sharkparty1027 personally I find the 96-00 civic seats to be very uncomfortable, and the 96-01 crv seats are much better. However a set of 97-01 prelude si or sh, or 92-95 civic seats are my favorite!

​@@the710experiment84 97 Cvic LX here. Long drives and your back starts to ache a little. Just planning ahead to swap them out when I have a chance. The Civic seats are not as bad as the S2000 seats though. They will make you stiff as a board.

@@sharkparty1027 I agree the s2000 seats were very uncomfortable for me as well!

I remember sitting in my dad's Probe GT as a kid shifting the transmission to familiarize myself with a standard shift gear pattern.

Exactly!

Unfortunately it was not for sale

Close. The owner said it was a 51

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