The N360 is a mini vehicle first launched by Honda in 1967. The design is influenced by that of British Mini’s, with an air of charm and sophistication. As the price was low, it was a popular car domestically, and can be seen as a representation of the Showa era.

In contrast to its cute appearance, the Honda N360n boasted outstanding power. The N360E type 354cc 4-stroke air-cooled 2-cylinder SOHC engine was designed by Honda to reach a maximum output of 31 horsepower and 8,500 RPM. Since its inception, there have been a number of models, mini and regular, that continue to be nicknamed “N Coro”.

This particular car is the S model of the NII, which was a slightly updated version released in 1969. It has been stored and immobile for many years, and was temporarily deregistered on january 16, 1986. There is a significant amount of corrosion on the body and chassis, restoration will require specialized knowledge and equipment.

The value of this car is in its originality, such as with the steering wheel, emblem, handles, etc. With restoration, this car can be returned to its former glory and will be a charming car to drive around the city in.