I need help getting my car running after fuse box, lights and other parts stolen

KHL; The "bra" is black leather and has the letters CIVIC on it. It's supposed to be a hood protector but I never used it because it trapped water under it and I was concerned it would cause more problems then not. And yes it looks sporty. Its rare to find the OEM belonging to my Honda but it came with the car. Nowadays you can buy a black bra new for that Civic but it's a plain black leather with no "civic" lettering and is rather boring.I see brand new parts are being brought on the market because apparently Civic's are desirable from that period. Who knew?

CJ (easier then saying The Medic), once again your notes are perplexing. Whose she in "she aint' come back in a while-she's gotta be stewing"? Are you answering a message to KHL about a subject I'm not aware of? Got me wondering why would this person be stewing? You didn't do to her car what you did to that car you sent photos to me on did you? Yanno, spray painting it with Walmart paint and then flipping it only to have that paint fade two years later? LOL! Course you were in your 20s then.

Anyway, folks, I'm going to keep it at btwn 1800 and 1900, not sure which. I'll probably make 1600 with bargaining down, but maybe I'll get my price if I make it firm. I spent about $300 on getting it back up. I hope to clear $1500.

CJ, I enjoyed the albums you sent. But I'm not restoring jeeps or flipping cars. Just needed help with my own. It was good chatting with you though and seeing your family.

KHL, your help is greatly appreciated. Again thank you. You're a pro and I appreciate your knowledge. I hope you're right about it being about what's under the hood. It's got a lot of miles on it. We'll see. Take care and I'll keep you posted.

Lynne

PS To KHL & Razmataz, about CJ's car. I teased him about the paint job, but I gotta say, it looked pretty good. The before and the after. CJ, post them some pictures if you will, directly to them, not necessary to do it here. But not 40 man, that's too much! Do a couple of befores when it looked really gnarly and a couple of afters. You did a great job IMO for a temporary paint job.

That's it folks.