All Honda 600's come with a 598cc power plant. Your engine number - It should read 1501101 which would make it an April 1971 car, check the small black plate on the drivers door post for a 4/71 . The number you gave never existed, the highest recorded engine number was a N600 E-1515934 in August of 1972, last month of production.
Bill
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> all honda az600
> and an600 cars come with a 600cc engine (0.6 liters)
> you could use any
> engine from either car they are basicly the same.
> as far as the rare
> hawaiian engine good luck, they almost dont exist
> they are soo rare.
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> > Hello
> all. I am looking for any information regarding were I can > > purchase a > comlpete engine for my 1971 Honda AN600. I am very new > to > > the > world of the Honda 600's, but they are very beautiful cars. The > old
> > engine was not in the car when I bought it. Still, for $700, a car
> like
> > that was too good to pass up. If it is of any help, the old > engine > > number (according to a plaque on the inside) was > "N600E-1591101" . I > > have no idea what kind of CC it had since I > am new to this kind of > car, > > but I would like to fit in a 600cc > engine, if possible. The > Hawaiian > > engine would be great to find!
> If not, any that would fit the car
> > comfortably. Any help would be
> would be appreciated. Thank you all
> for
> > your time and keep up the
> great work.