Is there a market for a 1980 4-door Honda Accord?
Dpn't know how to get rid of it. Is in good condition. Body is good, but front seats need to be reupholstered. 90,000+ miles. Good for donation only?

Still in its first generation even after four years, the 1980 Honda Accord offered little difference from the original year of production.
Now in both a hatchback/coupe and sedan model, the only real changes this year consisted of upgrading to a manual three, rather than two speed automatic transmission, and a few cosmetic changes.
A few are still on the road, and several have enjoyed complete rebuilding and restoration by auto enthusiasts, but because of the really minor changes from the year before, the '80 Accord really has nothing else to remark on.
Dpn't know how to get rid of it. Is in good condition. Body is good, but front seats need to be reupholstered. 90,000+ miles. Good for donation only?
I drive a 1980 Accord Sedan. Today, without warning, the headlights stopped working. The beam was not working as well. Weirdly howevver, flicking the beam still works, so bulbs, fuses etc seem to be fine. I suspect it to be a problem with the cables just behind the light/indicator switch in the steering column. Has anybody got a solution?
I have found a 1980 accord, 98,000 documented miles on it, in very good shape. Clean, engine in great shape, well- maintained, some small body rust in the wheel wells. Suggested worth? The sheet on the window says $3,990, which seems two grand high to me. Help? Thanks, bh