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This will be the last update for the JDMSTIVA.
It is with a very heavy heart that I write that the JDMSTIVA was in an accident. Someone pulled out in front of me at an intersection, and I hit them.
It's not going to be recoverable
. The rust is too great, and the frame bend has shortened the passenger side by nearly a foot.
The grille was also very damaged, it's not going to be repairable. I am, however, working hard to to re-create it.
So with that sadness, I want to finish this build thread with some pictures of the good times, with a bright outlook on the future.
The JDMSTIVA meant a lot to me. It has taken me further than anyone had ever thought possible, 2 trips to Madness, a review on RegularCarReviews, off roading in the middle of Pennsyvania... I will never forget my first Festiva. It was an absolute trooper, and it's parts will continue to live on in service to both myself and the community.
I will be continuing the build on V2, which I hope will be everything that the original was and more.
It is with a very heavy heart that I write that the JDMSTIVA was in an accident. Someone pulled out in front of me at an intersection, and I hit them.
It's not going to be recoverable
. The rust is too great, and the frame bend has shortened the passenger side by nearly a foot.The grille was also very damaged, it's not going to be repairable. I am, however, working hard to to re-create it.
So with that sadness, I want to finish this build thread with some pictures of the good times, with a bright outlook on the future.
The JDMSTIVA meant a lot to me. It has taken me further than anyone had ever thought possible, 2 trips to Madness, a review on RegularCarReviews, off roading in the middle of Pennsyvania... I will never forget my first Festiva. It was an absolute trooper, and it's parts will continue to live on in service to both myself and the community.
I will be continuing the build on V2, which I hope will be everything that the original was and more.
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