My plan would be to purchase it for a low price, change the fender and tires and fix the engine, then sell it at a profit.I probably would not keep it, since I am more of a Corolla guy.
That would be something that I would be tempted to do, if I ran across an Acura.
Even for an older car - very popular car - should have no problems selling it. If you get the car for a good price, able to find parts and hopefully findout that it has an inexpensive engine issue - you could turn out a huge profit.
I agree with Contour - parts tend to be on the pricier side, just because of the name. As for some of the electronics and engine components, you might be able to find an interchangeable part from a donor Honda and save a bundle. Can't hurt to ask how much.