598cc Air-Cooled Twin Four-Speed Manual Transaxle Red Paint Black Vinyl Upholstery 10" Steel Wheels Radio & 8-Track Tape Player Spare Parts
This 1972 Honda N600 is a non-running project said to have been acquired new by Howard Goldman, owner of British parts supplier Moss Motors from 1977-1998 .

Finished in red over black vinyl upholstery, the car is equipped with a 598cc four-stroke air-cooled twin that reportedly turns over and starts on an auxiliary fuel source.

A four-speed manual transaxle is fitted along with 10″ wheels, pop-out rear quarter windows, a radio, and an 8-track tape player.

The brakes, exhaust, and other vehicle systems will require service before the car is drivable.

This N600 project is offered at no reserve by the selling dealer with a clean Idaho title.

The car is finished in red, and mismatched paintwork is visible on the driver door along with fading paint on the roof and front panels.

Dents are noted around the body and the “600” badge is missing from th...