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(@bamdino)
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AUTOart Honda S800 Roadster

Here is a recent release by AUTOart of an early Honda sports car. The S800 Roadster is a great little model and features an exchangeable molded soft top and boot. When the top is removed, a visor is provided to place on the top of the windscreen. All opening features and excellent fit and finish. It is available in Red, Yellow and White. Legacy Motors has the yellow version on sale for its Labor Day.

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Available at Legacy Motors.



   
(@George Whittet)
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Very pretty model,Bryan, and nice photos too.

Look how the soft top fabric shows tension wrinkles at the frame attachments. Nice Aa touch.



   
(@2003ford100)
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Autoart 'includes' an up-top? Did He!! freeze over?? LOL



   
(@chris)
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Superb photos! Impressive looking little model. Love the top-up!



   
(@dennis mcauley)
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Honda

Nice photos...as usual...Brian. AutoArt packaging drives me crazy, though!



   
(@Robert Geco)
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Honda 600

Good looking model. back in the 1970s I had a friend who bought and sold cars fixed them up and out the door. I remember one of thee coupes I was tighting a lig bolt to the road wheel cheap think busted the stud. that how temperamental they were build. No one except Mechanics a and dealers new about Tourk Wrench's and specification books back then. We fixed it and I learned my lesion.
bob Geco



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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Wonderful shots of this neatly-done diecast, Bryan !



   
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