sedan
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| Condition: | Used |
| Year: | 1972 |
| Make: | Honda |
| Model: | Other |
| Vehicle Title: | Clean |
| Mileage: | 6736 |
Ashford, Connecticut, United States
Vehicle description
Vehicle Details 1972 Honda AN600 (some just call it an N600). It is a 2 cylinder 600cc engine four speed manual transmission. I bought this car for my wife a few years ago but now she wants to try something different so it’s time for this to go.The car has a couple bubbles in the paint and a few pits in the chrome, but even at car shows no one seems to care. The car is not a show car, but from 10 feet away it looks great and it really is fun.Since I got the car, I have replaced the fuel pump, starter, battery, rebuilt the carburetor, added a new stainless-steel muffler and tail pipe, converted to electronic ignition using an MSD 6AL ignition box, converted all of the exterior bulbs to LED (the car is so much safer at night now) Headlights are original sealed beam style still. I added three-point seat belts to all four seats. Added a Kenwood radio. I ended up fixing lots of little things. We bought it in 2016 from a guy in Texas who had recently finished a full tear down and repaint. It is a fun little car and attracts lots of attention. I actually get more interest in this than when I’m driving my cobra. The car only had 36 horsepower brand new, but it has no trouble going 70 mph. It is VERY small (just over 10 feet long, 52” wide, and it only weighs 1356 pounds) so my wife was nervous driving on the highway. It really is more of an around town car. It is surprisingly big on the inside though and most places we went were as a family of four.I have a huge number of spares for this car including a brand new oem windshield, passenger door, trunk hatch, grill, shocks, brakes, carburetors, body seals, lots of brand new oem engine/transmission parts, and lots of other misc. pieces. Look through the pictures to see what is there. I ran out of allowable pictures so I can’t show all of the spares.The car is registered in Connecticut which does not issue titles for cars this old. If it is staying in CT or going to a state that does the same, a bill of sale is all you need. If the car is going to a state that requires titles, I still have the title from when it came from Texas that you can use.Payment can be bank check or cash on pick-up. If it is being shipped I can help with loading the car. Images Download the Motors app