JT's 1988 Honda Civic

Season 3Episode 530 minApr. 3, 2005
JT's 1988 Honda Civic
Ride Owner: JT. 19 Year Old Male. Owner's Ride: 1988 Honda Civic. Additions & Improvements: -Paint, violet candy with silver tribal graphics on the side and candy green pinstripes -18" axis rims with pirelli pzero tires -Ground dynamics front bumper kit and APC grill and lights -Lamborghini doors -Ferrari style seats with custom heating kit in the seats -3 7" directed monitors in the dash with cameras on both sides and the back -pull out tablet pc in the glove box voice and hand writing recognition -Brand new suspension, adjustable ground control coil -2 speakers with spinners in the trunk -Gift from X, professional microphone that works through his car speakers JT has officially been pimped. Final Look -Norrin Radd
JT's 1988 Honda Civic has aired on Apr. 3, 2005 at 21:00
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