Keep it as is, restore it, or somewhere in between?
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BTW, the listing has been dropped.... say's due an error by the seller.
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This is the restoration I've been thinking about. Maybe, after house payments are done with...
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1967-honda-s600/
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1967-honda-s600/
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Unless you absolutely love doing the work yourself, which I get, just buy one restored. They are not worth the time and money that goes into a complete restoration. They were very low production and they do not have great aftermarket support in this country.
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There is the "cool factor," too!
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I don't mean to suggest it is not worth buying. I wish I bought one a few years back when you could get them for $10K. But the people I have talked with will tell you that sourcing parts is a bit of a chore and the work can require a lot of patience. And unless you are a body man that can do it himself, the body shop is going to charge you $20 to $25K for a proper strip down, repair and respray.
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