Accord Die-Cast models-all gens!!!!!!

[gfrg88]

check it out (http://hondamobilia.vtec.net/accord.htm)


i dont think this is a repost, but if it just let me know and ill shut up. :rockon:

[BITESIZE]

3gee?

[shepherd79]

Repost.
i have posted that website long time ago. I even have aerodeck model. It sits right on top of my monitor.

[gfrg88]

DAMNIT!!!!!!! :rant::rant::rant::rant::rant:


well then i guess this is just a bump for the n00bs :D

[MessyHonda]

i think alex posted soemthing like this...when he got his Aerodeck model

Edit:damn you i go to the kitchen and its already has 4 post...ROFl...

[88LXi68]

I have this one somewhere

http://hondamobilia.vtec.net/images/Accord/IMG_0598.jpg

[lostforawhile]

I have a plastic model of a hotrodded N600 around here somewhere,it used to be a pull back model but that was probably broke years ago. I didn't know what it was for years until I was looking at a picture of one and it dawned on me. the hatch and the trim on that car was very distinctive. it looks like it has a bunch of single barrel webbers sticking out of the hood. I have never seen another one like this before or since.

[Hash_man_Se_i]

I can't say I've ever seen that site.. pretty cool though.

[1ajs]

OMFG...
i used to own one of thoughs.. and i lost it :rant:
http://hondamobilia.vtec.net/images/Accord/IMG_5239_small.jpg

[lostforawhile]

here ya go,found it for ten cents at a garage sale. It's def an n600 at first I thought it might be a butchered pinto but if you saw the real car you would see what I mean. the badge on the c pillar,the tail lights, the hatch,the headlights. I assume those are supposed to be hot rod webber carbs sticking out of the hood. this was probably made in the seventies by the look of the plastic,that would have been correct in making a model like this in that time period. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid218/pb0f5634b065fa3b678013692b8197f09/ec18f6be.jpg oh yea it's got minilite wheels another clue to it being late 60's early seventies

[lostforawhile]

some real ones
http://mclellansautomotive.com/photos/B30310.jpg
http://www.honda600coupe.com/AZ_influence_small.jpg
oh correction it's a 600 not an n600 I think the n600 was the squareback one. I noticed the front bumper on the upper picture is much nicer,the one on the lower picture is square like the model.

[lostforawhile]

update on this thread, the links still work, does he sell these? i saw two accord hatchbacks dated after the last post in this thread, so time to bump it

[gp02a0083]

that 600 , the rear 1/4 window and c-pilar looks very similar to a S30 (70-73) Z

[charliekuney]

^ That's because they're the same car?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Z
"Also called:
Honda 600 Coupe
Honda AZ600
Honda Z360
Honda Z600"

[lostforawhile]

^ That's because they're the same car?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Z
"Also called:
Honda 600 Coupe
Honda AZ600
Honda Z360
Honda Z600"
there were a couple of different body styles, they look very close but have a different front bumper, and one has a real hatch, the other has fixed glass, but the bottom opens like a trunk, yet looks like a hatch. I had one for a very short time, I'm still kicking myself for getting rid of it, but I was young and stupid, there were also a few oddball right hand drive ones with a slightly different body, I've seen one at a vintage car dealer, but never owned one, some weird low production stuff got imported privately around the time those cars were made. I had the one with the mini trunk where the glass was fixed, what really makes me kick myself, is it was a right hand drive converted to left hand. it had the pedals and steering wheel on one side and the steering box and master cyl on the other. had a bell crank for the brakes, and a chain and sprocket system for the steering