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1971 Honda N600 Microcar Modeled after the iconic original Mini made in England, the N600's diminutive size complied with Japan's Kei Car standards and was the first Honda automobile approved for import to the United States. It is powered by an inline two cylinder 600cc air cooled motor sharing design characteristics with Honda's line of motorcycle engines. Weighing in at 1100 pounds it's 45 horsepower make it surprisingly peppy around town and capable of holding 65 mph on the interstate with out too much drama.This one starts right up and runs like a top. It shifts smoothly through all four gears; it handles like a go cart and tracks straight down the road. The front disk brakes will haul it down quickly when called upon. With a 9000 rpm redline the little guy is singing on the highway but makes a pleasant little sound around town. The interior is deceivingly spacious offering plenty of front seat room for 6+ footers. This little car is highly original and complete. Everything works as it should. The glass is all good and the windows open and close properly. The paint is an older respray in a color a few shades off from what Honda offered in a pale blue green, but still presents very well. There are a few flaws in the finish but there is no sign of corrosion or rust. The stainless and chrome is shiny and would benefit from a little elbow grease. The interior (seats, carpet, door cards and headliner) is clean and tidy too. -Vehicle is on consignment and at our clients home -Please Call First and talk to a rep at 231-468-2809 EXT 1 -Showroom is by appointment only Please Call -If you would like a FREE Listing please visit our consignment page or CallDoors: 2
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