Julie - 12/03/00 16:36:02
My Email:[email protected]
HomeLand: Arizona
Car you drive: 55 pontiac starchief
Miles: 126,000
Favourite driving song: Against the wind,bob segar

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I love the page where you show you 4 wheeling in your civic wagon. It is really cool. Can see why you bought an suv. lol Where are you from, I love the pictures of your area.

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HAHA this page is great dude...My favorite thing to do is to go muddin' in my civic wagon. It does great. I've even gotten through places where a jeep cj7 got stuck...I'm actually thinking about putting a small lift kit on my car?? Any thoughts?

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I am interested in purchasing a 4WD Honda Civic Wagon 86-91. I prefer low miles (under 100K). Any leads appreciated. Also if you have a list of buyers or owners tips on the car (do/don'ts, performance mods, problem areas, etc.) please let me know. Tha ks, steve

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your hit counter is broken come see my web page, yours is nice, but mine is spiffy!

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I just bought this amazing baby blue wagon a month ago, trading in my POS '87 Escort GT. So far, I've added some 80w Acoustic Research 5 1/4 speakers up front, with a an old Kenwood pull-out CD deck I got for cheap. I also just bought a Sony amp and a 10" Rockford Fosgate subwoofer for it; the wagon shape makes for great acoustics!:) Anyway, I've already beat this car to death in many situations in which a normal(read: American) car would've been stuck or dead. So far, I've only had to replace the front br kes and springs, but I'm looking to add a decent exhaust system and clutch. Ideas for later: massive rims and a top chop?:) Maybe not, I'm happy with the white, soccer-Mom rims...

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I WOULD LIKE EMAIL WITH ANYONE WHO HAS SPENT TIME WORKING ON 4WD WAGONS. HAVE HAD TROUBLE WITH AIR COND COMPRESSOR, CONDENSER FAN, CHARGING SYSTEM. I PRESENTLY HAVE TROUBLES WHICH SEEM TO POINT TO THE ECU CARD WHICH WAS MADE ONLY FOR THIS PARTICULAR CAR. DESPITE ALL THIS I STILL LIKE THIS CAR! IVE NEVER DRIVEN IT IN WINTER CONDITIONS AS I PUT MY 83 CIVIC WAGON WINTER BEATER ON THE ROAD. THE BEATER HAS 490.000 KM / REBUILT AT 213,000 KM

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I dealt with jacobs for over a year on my pro street pak. The computer kept on failing and my jeep would bog and stall constantly. I kept sending them back different parts and I would have to pay shipping on them. They would send out something new and it till wouldn't work. When the jeep would stall I'd have to get out disconnect the jacobs and put the jeep back to stock form, in the middle of the road and it would start right up and drive without a single sputter or hesitation. Over a year and a half lat r they finally sent me out a whole new system with the new computer design and luckily it hasn't failed, yet. I support you in your hate for jacobs and I made sure it is known, at least in my area, not to ever buy anything from them, EVER!!! Oh yeah, I came across this page because I'm fixing up my wifes 90 honda civic wagon. My next upgrade is a zc engine from japan. Anyone with info on this swap with an automatic trans can email me at [email protected]

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Im wondering if you know of an up-grade for rear seatbelts (to up-grade them to shoulder strap type)for the 1986 honda civic wagon. Please help!!

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Bought the Civic new, sold it to Dad, he sadly passed away in 89, mom nver learned to drive as she is from nyc, drive it to work every other day (the Honda factory in Ohio!), ordering a 01 Odyssey this fall. Very nice web site, thank - you!

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I was wondering if you could send me some pics of the interior of your Honda Wagon. And any other information about the car. Thanks, Amanda.

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I will be buying a Honda Civic Wagon next week. You seemed quite satisfied with your car so that has encouraged me to purchase this car. Thanks, (and nice page :) ) Amanda.

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can u help me my car is a 1984 honda civic station wagon/1500cc/5speed i would like some in fo on what i can do to upgrade it speed wise topspeed=183km could u please help me to find pics of cars similar as i have not seen many like it.

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I am 18 and have owned my Honda for 2 years. I took that car places cars shouldn't go and back. Now it is dead. A lack of oil or a lack of coolant, or both has left it dead in my yard. I need to know if there is anyone out there who might know how to ind out exactly why a loud bang and a splash of oil on the back of my engine compartment has left me on foot. Sincerely, Zechariah Flaugh PS. Why did its life have to end o the highway???

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Wow! I'm very ecstatic to find a site where I can see/exchange info on this great car! I've only had mine a year, but have fallen deeply in love!!!!!!

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My friend has an 85 wagon and is desperate for parts. He needs a driver's side front fender, and a passanger side mirror. ANY HELP OUT THERE GUYS??? Email me or him at : [email protected] and tell him I sent you.

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I love my Civic Wagon so much I've owned it twice. I sold it to my father-in-law a few years ago and recently bought it back from him. It refuses to die (knock on wood).

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When will Honda make this again? I am looking at a Passat wagon but it's not the same. I love my silver car.

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Great page, I am quite a fan of hondas, but it seems like you have had a ton of trouble out of yours. Mine is only a 2wd, but i am in the process of fixing it up. I only hope to find more pages on these great little cars. amazing how much stuff you can get in it, eh.

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You have to check the modifications that I have on my "racing" wagon now. I have Jamex daytona racing seats (had to make my own brackets) w/ 3point racing harnesses, grant steering wheel, razo carbon fiber shift knob and pedals, brullen exhaust w/ 2.25" p ping, K&N intake, Pacesetter headers, rear disc brakes (off a CRX, but had to custom weld), NGK ign. wires, Wings West RS-series front bumper, custom interior (white and black), Sprint springs, Bilstein shocks, Konig GTR rims, Shogun rear strut brace, tin ed, and other stuff, and it's still in progress. I might do a tail-light conversion and swap the motor for a B16A. If anyone wants to exchange info or stories on wagons e-mail me. I love my wagon! I still can find anyone that can out-corner me! Great Site

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Nice site...

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Just letting everybody know i got rid of the tank "parisienne" and bought a new cavalier. Rene what happened to the wagon, who smashed it.

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I believe my car is about to give up the ghost. Too much wrong with it to list. Anyone out there know where I can get another one. Even in bad shape, it is the best car I've ever had!

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I love Rhonda, my Civic 4wd wagon, it is amazing what it will haul. It use to belong to my girl friend, I bought it from her when she wanted to finally retire it. The only new car that came close to replacing it is the CRV. While the CRV is nice, the i terior is no where near as versatile as the wagon and doesn't hold nearly as much. I have moved 6ft book cases in the wagon, which could never be done in the CRV. I also think it is more fun to drive. Unfortunately Rhonda is slowly rusting away thanks o our salty New Hampshire roads. I'm going to keep her going as long as I can, but it is only a matter of time. *sigh*

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Cool page! I used to have an 86 Civic wagon - great car, maybe best I've ever had - but too many New York winters killed it. Replaced it with Subaru, but now going to get a CRV.

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who was driving when your car got smashed? hope no one was hurt... good to see pics. of home, but sorry for your mishap. keep up the good work with your site happy milinnium?(quit school to early)hi to your family for me...by.

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Hi, brought a '91 Civic Intrac RT4WD 1 month ago and blew my head gasket 1 week ago, I'm not the only one, whew. What can I say, I love the beast and have to have her up and running as soon as poss. 6 speed manual, all electrics, wicked metallic blue with gold mags, an awesome little beastie. Keep up the cool homepage. CHEERS

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Cool home page I am very disappointed that there is no pic. of me there. You should have a section of your home page dedicated to work and your Work Home page where you would have a pic of me there working hard.

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I am looking for a 1990 or 1991 Civic Wagon 4WD. It doesn't matter what color it is, but I understand that there was an option between a 6 speed manual or auto. I would prefer the manual but I would take the auto.

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I am trying to convince my husband to restore our 1988 4WD Honda Civic Wagon but he thinks we should ride it out till it dies on it's own. Your homepage might convince him to do otherwise--Thanks...

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Would like to find someone who knows if or how to raise the wagon up off the ground a bit for more clearance. Good to find another fan.

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I drive like a maniac and my civic wagon never quits. It's the best car I've ever had.I can fit anything in it. I'm a musician and I can fit all of my band's gear in it alone.It handles great, gets amazing gas milege, and can go 100 mph without shaking if I am in a hury.Why don't they make these wagons anymore!!! They are the perfect car.

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This is our second '91 RT. Bought it two months ago from a senior engineer at Honda in Torrance. It's a real gem. Bright red, Del Sol alloys, rear speaker pods, r-h mirror, a/c, mud flaps, and a top-of-the-line Pioneer stereo so far. Working this wint r on installing power mirrors, door locks, windows and cruise off of a wrecked LX. Also looking for the lower console, and the rear cargo cover (retracking) and a original roof rack. Regarding the 4wd in the summer, simply dissengage the 4WD as detailed in the "towing" section of the owners manual. You'll get about 3 more MPG, it will feel like an extra 5 HP, and you'll stop scrubbing the rear wheels on tight turns. It takes about 3 minutes to do.

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Love your site with the awesome pictures. Great to see how the CR-V was derived.

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Glad I found your page! Some favorite driving songs: Let It Roll - Litte Feat Start The Car - Jude Cole Rockin'Down The Highway - Doobie Bros. Drivin' Fool - Blackfoot Stoker's Theme - CDB And that's not all! Some answers to ?'s in the guest book: The Jackson Racing supercharger WILL NOT work on a 2wd wagon, per the Jax Racing Techs. It has the wrong type injection system. But will work on the 1.6 engine. '91 was the last year of the Civic Wagon. Per the techs at Honda, the CRX-Si 1.6 engine has a different cam & dwell than the 1.6 wagon engine, but other than that should work OK. Does anyone know where I can get some window vent visors for my '90 wagon?I can still get them for my '83! If anyone's interested, the instrument cluster from any "83 civic will fit in a wagon. (My '83 has a factory tach!) '88-'89 wagon front seats will not work in a '90-91, & vice-versa. I have a coin box in my '90 wagon. Just like the one in the '88-89's. 14" Honda wheels will fit in place of the 13" wheels. There's an '83 Civic wagon, a blue one in NC for $500. It needs a litte work. If still interested, e-mail me back. I'ld love to have a dark grey (graphite)'91 4wd wagon; where can I find one? My '90 wagon took me from Pittsburgh to Charlotte NC in 6 hours! My tag frame says "I'm Not Driving Fast, I'm Fling Low"! Great sight, gotta go. Coop

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great page! I love my wagon, except for MPG+power. there is a supercharger available-Jackson racing kit I'm told fits well. I bought my civic 8 months ago for $3000-Same engine as my 89 civic si, but bigger+more utility. I took out the center driveshaft for the non-snow months for more power+economy, but he car is still a little heavy for the tiny engine. I'm thinking about supercharger or Japan-imported ZC engine, But I Have my eye on a mid-eighties honda shadow instead for thrills. anyway, thanks and I'd love to hear from you!

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finally, i've been looking for people who love these cars as much as i do! i'm partial to the early eighties station wagons. i had a 1980 wagon that i loved to death. right now i'm hoping to sell my vw and get a 82-83 civic wagon. can anyone help me out? i'm looking for one that's 5spd, in good shape, and around 100k original mi. thanks, steve

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What was I thinking when I sold my old 1984 Wagon? It was a great car, but I need to go through some lemons before I figured that out. Question: What's the last year Honda made a Civic Wagon? Can anyone email me the answer?

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What was I thinking when I sold my old 1984 Wagon? It was a great car, but I need to go through some lemons before I figured that out. Question: What's the last year Honda made a Civic Wagon? Can anyone email me the answer?

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What was I thinking when I sold my old 1984 Wagon? It was a great car, but I need to go through some lemons before I figured that out. Question: What's the last year Honda made a Civic Wagon? Can anyone email me the answer?

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you gotta see my ride

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It's good to see others so happy with their Wagons!

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Will part with my dear 1988 Laguna Gold Honda Civic 4WD Wagon for parts or engine transplant. I've found a 1985 BMW 318i that I've fallen in love with after owning my Civic Wagon for 10 years. My baby died at 174K miles. Everything but the engine has b en repaired or replaced on the Wagon. Interior and exterior body is in excellent condition! Axles, A/C compressor, radiator, catalytic converter, muffler, exhaust system, and more has been replaced. There is no Northern salt rust on this Heart of Dixie darlin'! With engine transplant, will be near-perfect car good for another 174K miles! If you don't want to buy this Southern gentleman of a car -- for parts or to replace the engine, PLEASE ADVISE ME on getting a replacement engine, preferably from a U S. used engine (low-mileage, warranted, reasonably-priced) importer. THANKS!

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Engine is finnally dying and I believe i'm going to transplant a 88-89 1.6 FI dohc integra engine to keep it going.

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cool car,truck,or van dude .my brother and I have 3 of them civic wagon . we have 2 85s' with Si heads (fuel injected) we love to go offroad or two track in them.hope to meet people and very happy to know people with the same interest. thank for puttin the wedsite

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The Ungainly Lumps rule! I wonder if anyone else out there realizes a CRV is a dressed up Civic Wagon?

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Somewhere it said late eighties and up. What's wrong with the whole series from it's inception?

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Somewhere it said late eighties and up. What's wrong with the whole series from it's inception?

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Looking for another 88 Wagovan . . . especially rear suspension parts (the thing that bolts to the frame and attaches to rear wheel?? Anybody??

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Hey, what a place. The photos are really great, and this car model is excellent.

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I am an electronics engineer. I worked for Chris Jacobs from Feb, 96 to May 97. I developed the code for the OMNI and MAGNUM plus others. I (and another co-worker) complained about certain production processes that were causeing failures. Such as aluminum flakes in the potting compound (the machine shop was next to the potting shop) that caused component shorts. Nothing was done about it. They said it was an anomoly. When I left the company (out of disgust) I bought an OMNI because I believe in the code (h ll, I wrote it!) and installed it on our toyota truck. Well, it crapped out too many times and they sent me two others; all did the same thing. I was out the complete cost of the damn thing. Anyway, their production is the problem. The design is stable. I have been running an OMNI prototype since April 96 with no problems. What is the difference ? It doesn't have any potting compound (no metal flakes to short components and the potting compound has no better thermal characteristics than air; doesn't cool t e device like they thought) and it doesn't sit on top of the coil (they don't have adequate electromagnetic shielding for that configuration). I can't really live without the darn thing. It especially helps in cold weather with the multisparks. I have bee tempted to build my own up and sell them. If they would just fix their production process they would have a reliable unit. My dad went through two units, two other friends went through two each and I went through three production units. I will run the pr toype forever it seems though. Sorry for rambling. I did alot of work for those people and am still bitter about how they handle the company and their employees. Richard L. Heyman Electronics Engineer [email protected]

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I love my car!! It's been reliable, cheap, fun to drive in mud and snow, and because the whole inside can go flat, it's been a home away from home!..BUT although the engine is running well, the body (a curse on Ontario's road salt!)and miscellaneous other parts may force me to part with her soon. I wish I could replace her..but with what?? Anyone have recommendations of a similar beast?? Please write!

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you have a cool wagon for off-roading. but if you want to check out a wagon built for street, i'll send you a few pix in the future. civic wagons rule!

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cool page..i don't have an e-mail adress here in clarenville but my hotmail is [email protected] but here at the school we can't get access....i met a guy out here from con who knows you and the misses damien hinks...fried character talk to ya later...

Don Meskis - 12/12/98 03:36:43
My Email:[email protected]
HomeLand: canada
Car you drive: 85 crx
Kilometers (or): 140000
Favourite driving song: Achilles Last Stand (Led Zeppelin)

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I am looking for an older civic awd wagon for parts if anyone reads this and want to sell, please email me with what you've got.

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My web site is still under contruction so you won't find much there yet. In fact there really isn't anything so don't bother going there yet. I love thoes little Hondas. I think that they are great little cars!!!

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Man, your page rocks! I've never seen anyone drive a Honda into an Argo trail. That is just too cool, it made me want a Honda Civic AWD!! Have fun with mud boggin' with your Honda!

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I love my Honda. I just wish there was a way that I could save the poor beast (it's falling victim to the dreaded rear-wheel-arch rust. I fully intend to find another, perhaps from somewhere without road salt (although most were sold in the snow belt). It seems that the rust isn't as bad on the '90 and '91 models, particularly the non-metalic paint ones (red and tan), or am I just dreaming? I love the engine and the grannie gear below first. With a set of performance snow tires, mine will still push s ow with the front bumpers. It's just about the best all-purpose, do nearly anything vehicle I can think of.

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Visiter #2000. I'm keeping my eye out for a good deal on a 4wd wagon. Thanks for helping sway me.

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I've just bought this 1988 Honda Civic Wagon 4wd. Over here there are not too many around and I hope I have not bought a Pig in a Poke. It has the larger 1.6 ltr engine with twin carb's and looks to be quite a job to service. Can you tell me much about the reliability of the vehicle? Any foreseeable problems?. Many thanks, Brian Kings, [email protected] ----------

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I have several vehicles at present; they include a 76 914/4 VolksPorsche (2 liter), two 1974 VW Type 4/412 station wagons, a 77 Chev pick-up, an 81 Yamaha 750 Seca motorcycle, and my bright orange 1979 Honda Civic station wagon. Of all of these, "Buster t e Wonder Honda" is my favorite. It is a delight to drive, park, transport things in, commute in, and simply enjoy as one of the last great 'honest' transportation devices (also cheap to operate!). The only down-side: the average American, obsessed with "b gger is better" disorder (indigenous to basic American economic philosophy), has no respect for small, efficient, humble, and fun little cars such as are older Hondas. Seems to be especially true of HUGE semi-truck/trailer drivers. The up-side: "Buster" i unique and I love it! If you ever figure out who the Patron Saint of small, innocent Honda Civics is, let me know, eh? Cheers!

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CIVIC IS THE BEST

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Glad you have this page. I'm doing research for a 4wd car with good reliability and gas milage since I drive about 20kmi every winter in the mountains. My truck doesn't cut it. Subaru's suck on gas milage, and it seems that they're always in need of re airs. I really don't care for the looks of the Honda Wagon, but after seeing your makeover, it looks like I may get one. Thanks.

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Great little car. Engine still running strong. Honda shouldn't have discontinued the Civic 4WD model in 1990 (in Canada). The 4WD model would sell better if they came up with better colors and painted rear wind deflector. The CRVs are basically the modif ed version of the Civic Wagon and they do sell really well here in Vancouver.

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Real cool site ! Never tought a Civic could do that kind of trails...Sad it's dead though. Maybe I'll try this kind of driving with mine too, who knows. Anyway, keep it up!

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I saw some of your pictures. Do you live in Burke House, perchance?

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I have owned both vehicles since new and love them both. The 88 has been a wonder to own. The motor still runs great and never(knock on wood) uses oil.

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Hi, great pics of your car. She's definately your baby, well, next to your bike. See ya soon stranger!!!

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I've had my Civic Shuttle/Wagon for about two years now, and apart from some rust that I had to get fixed, I haven't had any major problems with it. With all of the seats folded down I can 'just' fit my Surfboard inside it. It rocks, it rusts, it does r ally cool burnouts. Honestly.

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Hey Ren, when r u going to get new pics for your new car? By the way she's a sweet car!

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You made me laugh. What new?

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I was just told I need a new gas tank (also a new fuel pump & possible rack & pinion). Any suggestions/ideas/aftermarket, used or even new places you may have found. Thanks for your assistance

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My page is under construction at the moment, but once it's up I'd like you t check it out.. It's called "Inferno Road". You'll have the address as soon as I do. Also, I didn't see your e-mail address on the page. I don't know if that was done intentionally or what.
Ooops.. [email protected]

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great shots. brought back memories..

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The fourth generation of Honda Civics were the best. Just wish you could still get the Wagon, front or four wheel drive, especially with the new V-TEC engine. Excellent design, compact and economical.

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Cool page. My brother has the same type of car but being from an "urban" section of LA, CA he's got the booming system, window tint and deep dish rims with the wide tires. It looks cool, though. Anyway, he needs a steering knuckle for it and I'm wondering if you know where he can get one other than a dealer or a junkyard. If you can, please e-mail me with a reponse. If you are interested in a picture of his car, let me know. Thanks and Merry Christmas. Tony Reese

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I was listening to the song above when me and Sherridan ran into Billy up St. Alban' s one night after returning from Conne Pond. All we wanted was some Potsy' s!!!!!!!!!!!! :} :{

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I was listening to the song above when me and Sherridan ran into Billy up St. Alban' s one night after returning from Conne Pond. All we wanted was some Potsy' s!!!!!!!!!!!! :} :{

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I'm sorry, I don't drive a Civic wagon but we used to have an '82 Wagovan-yes, a 'Wagovan'. I have had my Civic for almost a year. I bought it from a friend and I love it. It has factory a/c, a newer Honda am/fm cass., and it's paid for which is good e ough for now. Love Hondas always! Great page. Thanks

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Where's Collin's PICTURE!!!!!!!!!!!! HA! HA! HA!

Uzair Khan Panni - 11/03/97 09:38:46
My Email:[email protected]
Car you drive: 89' civic sedan
Kilometers/Miles: 1,43,200
Favourite driving song: I'll be missing u(puff dady)

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cool!!!!!!!!!!!

justinDUDEhaworth - 10/29/97 18:16:08
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/1711/
My Email:[email protected]
Car you drive: 92civic VX HB
Kilometers/Miles: 140,000 (40,000 with new engine)
Favourite driving song: wu tang killah bees (any song)

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tight page.....that really looks like fun (judging from your pics).....well keep up the good work.....peace....

REVz - 10/29/97 15:43:53
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/motorcity/speedway/1711
Car you drive: Civic EX

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thanks for signing our guestbook........



Dave Hennessy - 10/28/97 09:31:50
My Email:[email protected]
Car you drive: '88 dohc crx
Kilometers/Miles: 132,000 kms
Favourite driving song: Any Nirvana cd

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Just to let you know that I support you and your grievance with Jacobs. Not much I can do but you will feel a bit better knowing that some of us DO care. Don't ease the pressure on these guys, keep pushing till they do the right thing. What ever happened to that saying "The customer is always right"????????????

danny-boy - 10/24/97 19:39:42
My Email:[email protected]
Car you drive: daytona TURBO
Kilometers/Miles: 100
Favourite driving song: i wish i had a tomato .

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i have no brain

Patsy Davis - 10/22/97 12:18:57
Car you drive: Wish I had a car!!

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Hi Rene, Clarice told me about your homepage. I think it's great. It's cool to see someone and the internet that I know. Keep up the great work, and drive safely!!!

willie coffman - 10/16/97 03:14:35
My URL:http://www.importcars.net/cpr
My Email:[email protected]
Car you drive: honda accord
Kilometers/Miles: 80,000
Favourite driving song: mixed up (the cure)

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Welcome to the honda-ring.....just wanted to say hello...

Geoffrey Lawson - 10/14/97 14:55:26
My Email:[email protected]
Car you drive: You know, that ugly 88 Mustang
Kilometers/Miles: 175,000
Favourite driving song: Bad Habit, offspring or Garden of Eden ,G'N'R

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E-Mail me if you can Ren, And I F**kin' LOVE the site. Where exactly were most of the pictures taken, I don't recognize the terrain. Looks like you may have created most of the argo paths yourself! Anyway I gotta go, I have a class. Love that site man!

Siobhan keeping - 10/07/97 17:10:34
Car you drive: Honda civic Wagon, 1989
Kilometers/Miles: Alot
Favourite driving song: Back in the New York groove.

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Hello, Me and Zondra enjoyed looking at the new pictures that exist in the home page, You got to get rid of some of the pictures that are of me. If you don't I will really hurt you. Love always siobhan, and zondra, but she don't love you. Ha Ha Ha Ha !!!!!!!!!!!
*Your wish is my command!*

Rene Jeddore - 08/06/97 14:23:30
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs
My Email:[email protected]
Car you drive: 1989 4WD Honda Civic Wagon
Kilometers/Miles: 216,000
Favourite driving song: New York Groove

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I need input from you Civic Wagon owners!!