WT: 4 RE92/Rim, 2 Hatchback Shocks&Lid, Stereo/Wiring, Seatbelt Latch, Engine Plate

[bobmutch]

@Artric thanks, the hardest one is going to be 4 rims with 4 good original RE-92 tires.

@satchel I think I saw that. $52.89 each at Honda Automotive Parts

And this were $33 each...
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[N2oExpresS2k]

If you're wiring is hacked you can pick up the oem connector with the wiring at bestbuy. The last owner of my car decided to cut out his old radio and even took the brakets out of the dash. My buddy at bestbuy made me new brakets out of plumbers tape and got me all the connectors to bring the wiring back to oem quality. If you're buying an aftermarket radio, they do include a pigtail which can be wired up to your dash harness.

[bobmutch]

@N2oExpresS2k
>>>If you're wiring is hacked you can pick up the oem connector with the wiring at bestbuy.

My pigtail is not hacked the wiring was hacked. That means the connector was cut off. So how am I going to fix that with out replacing the wiring harness?

[N2oExpresS2k]

Bestbuy sells the oem connector with about a foot of wire on it. I'm sure all the wires you need are still in the dash.

[bobmutch]

@N2oExpresS2k
>>>Bestbuy sells the oem connector with about a foot of wire on it.

I would rather just replace the wire harness if that is not to big a job. I don't want to have some one solder up 10 or so wires to a connector.

[N2oExpresS2k]

It is a big job for just the radio connector, you're talking removing the entire dash and who knows what else for what could be a 5 minute fix w/ butt connectors. Solder if you want to be fancy would take 20 minutes. The console the radio sits in comes out with 4 screws. Gives you direct access to the wires in question.

[bobmutch]

ya I see what you mean.