Still moving forward on the black Civic

I managed to work a bit more on the black Civic, focusing now on the interior. There will be a ton of work for Choo (complete engine/tranny installation, wiring, complete suspension swap) but I'm trying to do what I can to make his job easier. I have written a list of jobs to be completed, and even the job of making the list, which is surely incomplete, is a big job. So far, I painted the floor (there are a couple or rusty spots Choo will have to repair), then I mounted the driver's seat (I had to clean the threads of all foor bolt holes). The most satisfying job was cutting out the incomplete roll bar with a reciprocating saw (bought on sale at Canadian Tire). It took 6 blades to do it, but it was nice to get that thing out of the car. I changed the instrument cluster, removed the passenger airbag (it wasn't even plugged in) and changed the steering wheel. The interior is starting to look pretty decent and it was nice to sit behind the wheel of this car for the first time... I can imagine what it will be like to drive it, and basically I'm hoping it's just like the red car.

Before and after painting the floor

Regular car-spotting:

I like this fat-tired version of the Bronco

Cool colour for this Golf

Looks like a real license plate from Burundi

Nice Shelby

Lowered E91 on aftermarket wheels

Ineos Grenadier

The boys and their crazy ice creams from Iconoglace

Nice Euro-market Alfa Spider V6

Rare colour NB Miata

Jules noticed my red Civic was on Google street view of our street

I still want one of these!

Nice spec M4

New WRX TR with lots of options... looks pretty cool

A slightly rusty pair of 90's Range Rovers

Yas Marina Blue M3

Neat paint and wheels on this RS6

A rare V12 SL

Defender 90

Civic like mine, in orange

Celica with optional body kit, still cool

Terrible condition but a really cool car...

... JDM Celica GT-Four

Lovely E34 530i, manual

Nice spec STi

Also, in my searches to see what Porsche's were available on Facebook Marketplace, I came across these two really neat Porsche 924's modified in a "Dakar" style. The green one is 24 800 $ and the black one is 9 000 $. This seems like a pretty fun car for the money... not fast, but fun.