
In the 1990's, the Civic really hit it's stride here in the US and became a runaway hit for Honda. The beloved hatchback body style was very commonly found during this time period. JDM modifications and the Fast and the Furious craze were at near peak so a modified Japanese cars were literally a dime a dozen. An enterprising soul has chopped the top on today's Civic hatchback, but chose pass on installing a convertible top of any sort. The builder completely re-engineered the rear seat and hatch area into a functional hot dog stand. The final product is surely the most Daily Turismo Civic to ever roam the streets. Find this 1990 Honda Civic for sale in Newburgh, NY for $1,200 via craigslist. Cory is going to have a 1995 C36 AMG with door panels and rear seats after this weekend.



Passes NY State vehicle inspection or health department inspection?
ReplyDeleteIt's my Civic duty to provide frankfurter to the people!
ReplyDeleteI can't hate on this. It looks pretty cool and is functional.
Below Newburgh in Westchester County this lives: CRX gas turbine. Guy owns a welding shop. https://youtu.be/ZE1HnJmUTVY
ReplyDeleteI love EF civics. Between my family and I we've owned 3 sedans, one hatch, and a wagon.
ReplyDeleteI want to snap this up and remove the hot dog station, awesome as it may be. This would be a fun, fair weather car made for getting lost on back roads.
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Is this car available????
ReplyDeleteIs the Civic hotdog cart still available
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