The N360, also known as the N Koro, was the first car sold by Honda and still has many fans today; it's a nostalgic car representing the Showa era (1926-1989).
This model is the third and final generation model, which was introduced in 1970, and is a high speed “Touring S” grade with twin carburettors.
The 354cc 4-stroke, air-cooled, 2-cylinder, SOHC engine of the standard model produced 31hp, while the twin-carburetor engine of this trim level produces 36hp, a significant increase for small cars like these.
It has some defects in various parts, such as the brake pedal, hand brake, and other parts of the car were found to be malfunctioning.
The engine must be overhauled in order to start. To actually get the car running, an expert in these cars with specialised knowledge, equipment, and skills will be required.
There is some corrosion on the floor and in the trunk but it has not progressed too far. This vehicle is a good candidate for restoration.