slowpoke

My honda is an import, and it was built in japan.

jinxy

my honda was built in canada, and i also find it anoying when people pass off tube frame race cars after a specific make or model from a company when it has nothing incommon with it other than a fiber glass body for the sheer purpase of marketing. whats more anoying is seeing old guys at the track throwing fiberglass beretta bodys on 50K dollar tube frame dragsters and throwing some radical paint job on it. do they not realise that berettas are the uglest cars ever made? example http://www.racingjunk.com/exec/ca/vi...-Race-Car.html

:edit:
i take back everything i said. in a vague attempt to find a tube chassis beretta on racing junk i came acrost this sexy beast http://www.racingjunk.com/exec/ca/vi...ASSIS-251.html

MikeJ-2009

There isn't even an oem nut or bolt on that car. It's nice, but it's not a civic.


BTW: He's got a 4 seater sand rail with a twin turbo nsx in it too.

neuspeedescort

is it right hand drive? if its not then i highly doubt it was unless it was pre like 83 civic. then it would be a cvcc corect?

NEUMAN

Reddy

People call John Force's car a Mustang and its nowhere close to a Mustang.

Sikocivic

That car was built in Blaine MN by Don Ness racing. He builds Pro Stock cars and parts for top end race cars. Its the same frame that the Pro Stock Chevy guys run, just modded to fit the carbon fiber Civic body on it. Call it what you want, its still has a 1600HP V6 Honda motor and it runs in the 6s at over 200MPH.

J-SMITH69

http://www.musclemustangfastfords.co...309mms2_lynch/

:-p

jspec89

what does right hand drive have to do with being made in japan. my rex was made in japan. there is a blue plate inside my door jam not a white sticker like the ones made here.

davcivic

Yeah my civic too, built in Japan, for the US market.

Are those Carb stickers on the AEM charge pipes, they look like it. I doubt you can buy those, and that are street legal

willahlborn

My car was made in japan, for sho. Look at your VIN number; if it start with a "J", it was made in Japan. 1,2, or 4, it was made in the US. 3, Mexico, etc.