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May 20th 08, 03:22 AM
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2000 AD version of a 1976 Civic
One used car that passed through my hands years ago which would be
ideal for me now was a 1976 Honda Civic. I'm looking for a small, reliable hatchback and wonder what car maade five or so years ago woyuld fill the bill. The Civic hatchbacks around here got fitted with fart pipes and are not what I'm after. Any engine / tranny combo will do. Reliaility rates high as I live in a condo and noise / odor of repairs pe my garage. I've done a lot with my 1964 Studebaker, but it's all been quite repairs - no hammering. 
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