I bought my only N600 in 1972. I now want another one and yesterday I was lucky enough to find one just sitting in a pile of weeds. it has been sitting for about 6 years. I talked to the owner and he wants $2500 USD for it. The car is complete with good glass and body. Will need major engine work, brakes, tires etc.
With the car being over 30 years old, what do you think a fair offer would be? And how hard is it to find parts?
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Founf an N600
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Jeremy Nicholson
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Re: Founf an N600
Hello Richard,
Dependant upon your area, most Honda's in your general descriptions' state do sell for near what Steve had mentioned, typically between $1000 - $1500. I have a '72 sedan in very similar state (all is there, glass, interior, ect.) but will need engine work. I also have the title, and I hope to sell it for $1500.
However, again location can definetly dictate price. I live in the Northwest (Idaho) and do not know many collectors that would be interested in mine, simply because of its location.
I wish you luck in getting another sedan on the road,
J Nicholson Richard Bowman wrote:
Dependant upon your area, most Honda's in your general descriptions' state do sell for near what Steve had mentioned, typically between $1000 - $1500. I have a '72 sedan in very similar state (all is there, glass, interior, ect.) but will need engine work. I also have the title, and I hope to sell it for $1500.
However, again location can definetly dictate price. I live in the Northwest (Idaho) and do not know many collectors that would be interested in mine, simply because of its location.
I wish you luck in getting another sedan on the road,
J Nicholson Richard Bowman wrote:
> I bought my only N600 in 1972. I now want another one and yesterday I was lucky enough to find one just sitting in a pile of weeds. it has been sitting for about 6 years. I talked to the owner and he wants $2500 USD for it. The car is complete with good glass and body. Will need major engine work, brakes, tires etc.
> With the car being over 30 years old, what do you think a fair offer would be? And how hard is it to find parts?
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Jimmy Nguyen
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Re: Founf an N600
Hi Richard,
I am located in Sothern California in Los Angeles and I have a 1971 AN600 sedan that I am thinking of selling now. It is light blue with the special full red interior that it came out of the factory with. It is complete and in great running condition. It has also been completely repainted about 1 year ago to factory specs and the seats have also been redone to factory spec. It is about 85% restored and looks and runs great with the exception of the brakes that will need to be checked out due to it getting hard every now and then when driving. Let me know if you are interested and I can give you more details on it. I am looking to get $3200 for it. Thanks!
Jimmy
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I am located in Sothern California in Los Angeles and I have a 1971 AN600 sedan that I am thinking of selling now. It is light blue with the special full red interior that it came out of the factory with. It is complete and in great running condition. It has also been completely repainted about 1 year ago to factory specs and the seats have also been redone to factory spec. It is about 85% restored and looks and runs great with the exception of the brakes that will need to be checked out due to it getting hard every now and then when driving. Let me know if you are interested and I can give you more details on it. I am looking to get $3200 for it. Thanks!
Jimmy
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> I bought my only N600 in 1972. I now want another one and yesterday I was lucky enough to find one just sitting in a pile of weeds. it has been sitting for about 6 years. I talked to the owner and he wants $2500 USD for it. The car is complete with good glass and body. Will need major engine work, brakes, tires etc.
> With the car being over 30 years old, what do you think a fair offer would be? And how hard is it to find parts?
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