Goodbye Old School, Hello New Style! - Our Garage

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Goodbye Old School, Hello New Style! - Our Garage

<dt>Goodbye Old School, Hello New Style! - Our Garage
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You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login<p>It’s been an awfully long time since I’ve done an update for my EF Civic project but I thought I’d try something new for 2012 and change things up. Whether you’re familiar with the project or not, I’ll say that my original goal for the car was to build it with an old-school theme mixed with some JDM flairâ€"restore the car as best as possible, using brand new OEM parts and converting as much of the car to JDM-spec without doing the actual RHD conversion. I’d say my efforts were close to the moneyâ€"fairly simple, not at all flashy. After 3 years in this stateâ€"and after visiting Osaka JDM this past winterâ€"I decided to go against all logic. This EF needs to get with the times. Performance and looks, this is what I’ve decided on.</p> a
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