William A. Grayson

Anyone out there in North or Central Cal have a late eighties CIVIC or
Accord wagon with 4wd and auto. Stick OK too. Good condition preferred but
fixer upper is OK. Have $$ and am ready to buy. wag

Stewart DIBBS

"William A. Grayson" <wag@redshift.com> wrote in message
news:104hol4qkp2dd60@corp.supernews.com...
> Anyone out there in North or Central Cal have a late eighties CIVIC or
> Accord wagon with 4wd and auto.

I know the one of the later Civic 4WD wagon models came with an extra low
1st gear, 2nd - 6th were more or less std 5 speed ratios. 4WD ws done with a
visous coupler to the rear diff, with approx 60/40 torque split. Never
heard of a 4WD Accord wagon in North America. Accord wagons were mostly
automatics, though standard was available according to the workshop manual.

Stewart DIBBS

Stewart DIBBS

"William A. Grayson" <wag@redshift.com> wrote in message
news:104hol4qkp2dd60@corp.supernews.com...
> Anyone out there in North or Central Cal have a late eighties CIVIC or
> Accord wagon with 4wd and auto.

I know the one of the later Civic 4WD wagon models came with an extra low
1st gear, 2nd - 6th were more or less std 5 speed ratios. 4WD ws done with a
visous coupler to the rear diff, with approx 60/40 torque split. Never
heard of a 4WD Accord wagon in North America. Accord wagons were mostly
automatics, though standard was available according to the workshop manual.

Stewart DIBBS

Stewart DIBBS

"William A. Grayson" <wag@redshift.com> wrote in message
news:104hol4qkp2dd60@corp.supernews.com...
> Anyone out there in North or Central Cal have a late eighties CIVIC or
> Accord wagon with 4wd and auto.

I know the one of the later Civic 4WD wagon models came with an extra low
1st gear, 2nd - 6th were more or less std 5 speed ratios. 4WD ws done with a
visous coupler to the rear diff, with approx 60/40 torque split. Never
heard of a 4WD Accord wagon in North America. Accord wagons were mostly
automatics, though standard was available according to the workshop manual.

Stewart DIBBS

Stewart DIBBS

"William A. Grayson" <wag@redshift.com> wrote in message
news:104hol4qkp2dd60@corp.supernews.com...
> Anyone out there in North or Central Cal have a late eighties CIVIC or
> Accord wagon with 4wd and auto.

I know the one of the later Civic 4WD wagon models came with an extra low
1st gear, 2nd - 6th were more or less std 5 speed ratios. 4WD ws done with a
visous coupler to the rear diff, with approx 60/40 torque split. Never
heard of a 4WD Accord wagon in North America. Accord wagons were mostly
automatics, though standard was available according to the workshop manual.

Stewart DIBBS