Lude Generation

Well damn. The guy picked it up last week and horsed around in in it all weekend, then reported that the tensioner had given up and bust the balancer belt. No comeback, of course, and he was well warned that the timing belt was due (though I hadn't expected it to go quite so quickly, because the car...

Now SOLD folks.

To a local guy who plans to get it back up to show condition. Perfect.

My car has the rear sub & amp (also the original blank trim in the garage), and I have the centre dash speaker kicking around somewhere too. Never got round to cutting a hole for it. Beginning to think I maybe shouldn't sell the lot with the car all in one go, judging by the prices people are as...

A few more piccies, as requested. Driver seat cover has got a bit stretched, seat is fine underneath! I've always had carpet tiles on the floor in the front (after I got a heap of them in an office refit :) ), to give a bit of extra protection to the mats. To the right of the steering wheel, fog fro...

It's a Gen 7 T-Sport. Feels like it's made out of Pepsi cans compared to the Prelude, and doesn't rip and snort nearly so much. :lol: I had half a dozen Gen 5 (popup lights) Celicas, including a couple of JDM GT4s, before I got the Prelude so it's vaguely familiar territory. Brother in law is a Toyo...

vanzep wrote:Edit: wonder what Angus new car is

*cough*Celica*cough*

Manual. Sorry - didn't even think to mention that.

Clutch has been fine all the time I've had it, and gear selection is smooth and comfortable. I changed the transmission oil about a year ago, too, with proper Honda stuff - the third time I've done that over the years.

I will do, but I need to tidy all my crap out of it first and give it a quick hoover. Hopefully get a chance in the next couple of days.

Lightweight BB4 - no ABS, no airbags, no 4WS - imported in 2000, stayed in the south of England till I took her north in 2008. New MoT last week. Owned and looked after by me for 10 years and 140K miles (just turned 200K). Pulls like an absolute train, VTEC engages properly, and is well capable of b...

Cheers wurly. Yes indeed, I've kept on top of things as they needed doing and can confirm that it still goes like the proverbial material off a shovel (as a cheeky beggar in a Tesla discovered to his embarrassment only the other day). No point telling fibs ot trying to cover "bad points" u...