I might have paid too much for this 400,000-mile, wrecked Honda Civic 

I'm not even going to watch one minute of the video, and I think it's hilarious if anyone besides the author finds anything interesting about a bent piece of s-crap car with 400k. Yes, genius, if you paid a single penny more than the salvage-yard instant-cash price of $250 to $400, *you did indeed pay too much.*

I watch the videos because of the tear down and repair process , always something to be learned and every car is different in there own way, no matter the mileage or cost at the end of the day it's a damaged car being brought back to life . The cars that are bought strictly for parts also play a big part in bringing other cars back to roadworthy condition . 👍

Looking forward to some Honda rebuilding coming our way! The parts car seemed to run pretty well for 400k miles! Impressive.

Watching you work is always a great way to start my weekend here in Sydney, Australia.

Scott it's always good to watch you rebuild cars and trucks

Must be a really good and safe neighborhood....He just drove off and left the cam and tripod just sitting there....😂😂😂😂

Awesome show Thanks. Happy Holidays

The Si looks nice and will be a good money maker for you Scott! Looking forward to the build.

Looking forward to another great build. Good stuff.

I’ve personally been to that lot I live in Pennsylvania I thought the same thing going in there I legitimately thought my GPS was wrong baseball field after baseball field lol

Hey I have often bought cars for parts and made good money off them. Scott actually knows what he is doing folks. Take it from somebody who has learned a lot of lessons the hard way. I don't see Scott making my old mistakes. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Augusta, GA.

We're excited to see where all the doner parts go! Driven Hondas for years. They are fun to drive, economical, reliable, durable and relatively easy to work on.

Scott I am looking forward to your next rebuild! It's cool that you were able to get a good deal on your parts with the 400K Civic! Even though rust is a problem for you over there you should see a car from Greys Harbor County, Washington State! Man you can put your fingers through the rust holes that is how bad they can be over here! I live in Eastern Washington that is Semi Arid and you can get great cars to rebuild or restore here but I totally avoid Western Washington cars! Especially Greys Harbor County and the other counties right on the Pacific Coast!

I hope that you and your family had a good thanksgiving.

Awesome video man thanks, love the rebuild process. No matter the age or mileage of the car its worth checking out, especially for a ok price. I appreciate the videos.

I enjoy your very pragmatic view on how you approach builds, the process is there to make money and breaking the process for views turns it into a crap shoot. I prefer your way.

Great video, Scott!

This is a sound business investment. I recently had a project where the parts were going to cost about $2500. Bought an auction wreck for that $2500, fixed the first vehicle and had enough good stuff left to fix two more "totals". I even still have a good running V-8 and many small brackets and parts people don't realize the need until they do. Still need to see a Drive, Crash, Fix, Repeat shirt for sale on your site.....

Looking forward to se the build.

Holy cow I live here in Columbus Ohio and had a car just like that I sold not to long ago amazing video!

Have a 2008 Civic, have put it back together after I got it back from my daughter, its condition is 500 miles at Bristol. I didn't get it perfect, but I got it running. It's better than my F-150 on gas for my daily commute of 40 miles. Did upgrade the front struts bolts with the one you can adjust camber with. They're little tanks.

Variety scotts emporium will be growing. Stay safe and be well. Have a great weekend.

You got my car woohooo, I learned a lot working on that car, got mine for a similar price and finally got it to the point the only things remaining is the clutch and ac

Thankyou for your service! without people like you, cars like this would be wasting away in a salvage yard.

There is always logic to your madness . Your a good business man .

It’s the screams that does make me laugh all the time when driving off the flatbed 😂😂😂 Hey cheers buddy 🥂 I enjoy all your videos

I think now is the time to begin a new phase of business: Scott's Honda Civic Emporium.

Nice teaser at the end!

Scott you’re a working visual Haynes manual, great job and hi from a damp rainy Ireland

Fun new project, it is Friday. I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. Have a great weekend and, see you in the next installment.

great content as always Scott. its good to see realistic normal content on RU-vid and Honda owners need love too, not just the 1% of lamborhini and muscle car owners. I find your voice very "Soporific" so when I have had a long day and am sleepy you are better and much safer than Nyquil...but don't take that as a diss, I hate RU-vidrs who shout and bawl at the camera and give you a fright especially when they think they are funny...So you've got it just right, as an amateur mechanic and car restorer myself I find l Iearn a hell of a lot of tips and tricks from watchign an Uber pro like you work, Your efficiency of effort is very educational for anyone wanting to get into the car fixing game...

thanks.... I needed a much needed break from main stream media and market annalists.

Good to see the experts out in force commenting on how much too much is.I trust you know your profit margins better than that expert.thanks John from Arizona

Looking forward to see what's all going on. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦

Man I had one exactly like that...without the front end damage of course. I wish I had kept it. Youre right those Hondas are hard to kill. Looking forward to seeing you put these parts on the back of a Denali or a Grand AM...lol

Hello from Columbus. Glad you enjoyed Berliner Park and the land of slightly rusty Hondas

Scott it's the holiday season .You and yours have a great holiday season. Say hi to Mr . Spotty for me . Haven't seen him in awhile .

I have an 08 EX Coupe that I bought 4 years ago. Very reliable, parts are very cheap (depends on where you get them) and it saves on gas.

Oh nice Si with some aftermarket delete options on the rear end by the looks of it lol

I live an hour north of Columbus but work in and around Columbus. You had to drive through Berliner park to get your car. I saw the Coughlin sticker on the bumper of the Honda. That is a multibrand car dealerships around Columbus, OH.

“Don’t mind the back seat; I was just looking for change to recover some of my money 💰.” 😂

Hello🙋‍♂️ from the Netherlands🇳🇱 . thanks for the video Scott . Sincerely, Hollandduck 🇳🇱🦆

WHEW! Glad to see your plans for that car...I was worried you had lost it on this one...LOL

@vehcor I hope you had a great Thanksgiving!

On to the next build.

Hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving. Good video with smart business sense for other rebuilds. I love my Ford as the Blue Oval continues to rape my wallet, but it works for me. Chevys just don't get along with me. Thanks for sharing

I like your channel cant wiat for the next video

Love it and SG.

TY sir...NJ

I've paid way more for parts cars and trucks before. As long as you're money ahead that's all that matters. Good video. We don't get to see the parts cars normally. We just hear about that questionable guy Scott from ***Insert car brand and make here*** emporium.. Hope you had a happy Thanksgiving Looking forward to the repair of a nicer rust free Civic...

Very popular generation for Honda,probably their best Civic ever for modifying or just a DD

So that is the Civic from the "aaaaahhhh" compilation! I thought I'd missed a video. Well played Scott.

Hello Scott! Road trip!!

Great Job!! Thank you… :-)

Denali Duramax is a nice ride! It's like a Cadillac that can haul 30k lbs without missing a beat. Ford and RAM for the birds. I'll tune in if you decide to unlock the beast under your hood with aftermarket goodies and a tuner. L5P is a masterpiece. Finer than a Swiss watch.

Gotta love the dirt nslli!

LOL'ed at the fender alignment tool.

Hope you and Pizza Gurl had a Nice Thanksgiving!

Lots of parts and since you have a plan for , its the best thing to do with a car with that many miles. Enjoy

I had the exact same body shape and colour Civic here in the U.K. 🇬🇧 The major difference is that all of the saloons sold here were 1.3 litre IMA Hybrids.

Well, I'm not first, but I always try to watch your videos early before I start my day. Never know what you'll be working on each week, but always interesting seeing how you restore wrecks to nice vehicles and give them a new lease on life, fully serviced for the new owner.

Your one smart Dude!!

its ok your not alone your talking to us if a bit time adjusted

One thing is for sure you keep it interesting. No 2 builds are the same. Then again no 2 vehicles are the same.

Why don't you check the car fax,haha you don't know how much I enjoy your videos and sarcasm🤗😎🤗😎

I think it's hilarious that you pinned the hater comment to the top of the list. You showed Mr. Valentino who's the better man. I like the way you put together your videos and I laugh every time you back a car off the trailer.

I remember going up i75 counting the broken down cars on the freeway 18 Ford's and only fords

I'd like to see more of the mustang build

Hey! You were in my home town!

I rebuilt a 07 Si Civic sedan. 85k miles, 3rd front end,2nd engine. Had $3k in it fixed. SOLD for $6k. Bought back with wrecked, front end. Owner took $6900 check.Bought back for for$650. $1200 fix. Hit a deer, rt front fender, $6900 total check. Made crazy $$$ on that car, easy fixes.

Deconstruction, refreshing! Standing by for the construction!

Somewhere online there is or was a blog where a guy bought one of those new and decided to see if it would run a million miles. He was an overnight courier that drove something like 500 miles a night. It did last, but not with the original components.

“Gaps still better than a Tesla”, somewhere Elon Musk is shutting down a Twitter account.

Your video is why I have a 60 gallon air compressor and 1 inch impact wrench that weighs 45 pounds. Because I don't own a torch for rusty bolts.

You said it'd cost around 2000 for the parts you need for the other car, maybe even more counting all the little clips & fasteners, so in that sense you didn't over pay, you made a smart financial decision.

I just picked up a Civic with similar damage but with less than 100,000 miles. What would it cost to pay a body shop to repair the inner fender support? Most of the other repairs, I'm equipped to do myself. The fender support is the main question mark. The bumper is undamaged. Thanks for the videos, I'm sure they will help me with my project. New subscribe too.

Parts is Parts! With as many of these are running around in the rust belt, there is always a call for parts.

I like the old school police car in the background

My 2005 Suzuki Grand Vitara XL-7 has 368,000 miles on it, looks and runs good, no sense gettin' rid of it 'till it gives the last full measure!!

Be a great car for a family struggling and not able to buy a more modern car, plenty of miles left in it yet for another few years

Same car different name plate and higher cost. Many years ago I needed seals for a Cadillac steering box, dealer said nope have to buy a new box. Ordered parts for Pontiac steering box as it was the same part

Now that I know the history of the scream, it makes it that much funnier when you do it.

Thats too funny me and my wife just drove there from w michigan thats there overflow lot we called the main office when she informed me google maps was taking us into a ball park, and now i know that iaa doesnt ship from overflow lots or i might not have bought but i got a smoking deal on a 14 edge with 57k miles awd so well worth the 5hr drive but my 15 chevy 2500 6.0 only got 8.3 mpg

OEM Honda parts can be pricey that was a smart move

This one went 384K and I have one that has 352K and still runs good (engine replaced *for free, under warranty* at 242,000 miles). If you can find one of these Civics with about 150,000 miles, for a low price... you should reasonably expect to get to 300,000 with not many problems.

Now I'm waiting to shop at Scott's 400k civc center of parts

Great bui... Errrr unbuild!!!

Whatever happened to Mr. Happy, the smiley face that appeared on every car? My 8 year old granddaughter liked to look for him when we watched your videos.

Some college kid or burger flipper is going to be very happy when you done with this vehicle.

Hey Scott what happened to that red single cab Silverado build that had the roof caved in like to see how it came out

We have a wrecked 2022 Nissan Rogue at work with new right front bumper/grill/headlight damage… over $7K worth of damaged plastic, mostly… 😮

That's the IAA overflow lot.

I saw a Taco Bell hot sauce packet in the truck as well. Never know when you might need that.

Do you reference a repair guide before working on these? Or are you just that good at disassembling/reassembling?

intrigued🙃

So it’s going to be pulled apart and the good parts are going into the Scott’s Honda Emporium inventory.

That wasn't a bad old car for 400K miles. A mite Ohio crusty here and there. The perfect winter beater with a heater.

Lol. I was just saying to my buddy that I would have liked to see the civic build as we have one in similar condition after watching the screaming video….

Not your average Vehcor build. Looking forward to the new content though.

The grand Canyon... Still better than a Tesla 😁