honda's "serial one"
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anyone else looked at this... a site on honda's first car imported to the u.s., fully restored...
http://www.serialone.com/
http://www.serialone.com/
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Thanks, bit...interesting site.
Before I moved out of my late parents' place, the neighbor across the street had one of these...a 1970 version, I think. It was comically small next to the big American luxury cars of the period, with their 225-230" lengths and 125-130" wheelbases.
This car, while interesting, didn't really do much for Honda's American market. That would be up to the Civic, which debuted in 1973 and first established Honda as a serious player here.
Before I moved out of my late parents' place, the neighbor across the street had one of these...a 1970 version, I think. It was comically small next to the big American luxury cars of the period, with their 225-230" lengths and 125-130" wheelbases.
This car, while interesting, didn't really do much for Honda's American market. That would be up to the Civic, which debuted in 1973 and first established Honda as a serious player here.
Last edited by mmarshall; 07-18-17 at 04:36 PM.
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