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This Civic has been my car since 1998. It was my first brand new car at the time and my pride and joy. It has been a work car, a family car, a car audio competition car and a show car gracing the pages of Car Audio and Electronics magazine at one point. One of my sons who is now grown up with a beard and his own child came home in this car. It got stolen years and years ago and stripped. We are talking every wire was taken, the seats were destroyed, the suspension was replaced with firewood logs, the paint was intentionally deeply gouged and several major dents...basically stripped to the bone. They even took my valve cover and distributor among other things. Of course the system that was in it was long gone. So when i decided to rebuild it, I got about halfway through. I got her running, put custom seats in it and walled it off. It was a slow project but I was working on it from time to time. Then years went by and I lost interest in it. I decided to work on it more after some time of sitting in my shop and after about a few weeks of steady progress, I got sidetracked by Mokes 72 Cutlass (see my channel for that debacle). After spending time with that car i completely lost interest in the Honda again and didn't touch it for years. Just played with it (perfectly working system) once in a while and parked. It ended up getting broken into in the side yard of my shop about 3 years ago and the Alpine double din got taken. I caught them coming back for more (security cams) and ever since then, I covered it up and let it rot. Fast forward to now. I am not sure what I am going to do with this car but I know for SURE I am taking out the system. I might make this into a decent little lowered car with a small system or I will go bigger and better with it. Time will tell. For now, thanks for watching if you did! The Amp removal is coming soon! Then the subs and then the wall. Maybe not in that order.


ai summary of this video:
The video is about removing everything from a Honda Civic that has been sitting in the yard for a couple of years.
The car has a long history with the creator's YouTube channel.
The creator plans to make the car drivable again and turn it into a normal car.
The car has been rotting in the corner and the weather has damaged it.



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