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Curbside Classic Outtake: Suddenly It's 1990
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Paul Niedermeyer
(IC: employee)
Published: August 25th, 2010
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In case you’ve ever wondered why CC got started in Eugene, this may help: a typical; street scene not far from where I live. And just for fun, let’s step across the street and turn the camera 180 degrees and see what that captures:
Here’s a zoom in to help you id those cars in the background (can you make out that blue one?) Two of the cars in these shots have been a CC or CCO.
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Published August 25th, 2010 1:15 PM
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We have had a '90 Civic since new. Gods gift to the motoring public. GM should have bought the plans and dies for this car when the model went out of production. Based on how well the '90 Civic was, we bought a '95 Civic as a second car. A piece of junk. Got rid of it within a year. It was hard to believe how poorly made the '95 was, vs the '90. It seems to me the design was cheapened way down in the '95.
Salt. Someone really needs to do an environment study to show the damage done. I can't tell you how many cars, including both a 1952 Chevy wagon, and a 1995 Nissan Pathfinder, that I really wanted to keep, but lost due to excessive rust. Here in the northeast owning a "classic" older japanese car is just a dream.