In these trying times of conflict, dissension, and mistrust, the world needs heroes. The world needs people willing to take risks, jump into the breach, get their hands dirty, and take the disparate pieces of a fractured world and put them back together. It also needs a hot rodder who can be a hero and finish a ZX-14 powered 1972 Honda Z600! This freaking car would be so bad ass done as a pro touring flyweight bad ass, right? The tiny Z600 with hot rodded motorcycle engine power?! Imagine taking on the big hairy pro touring builds and beating on them with the automotive mosquito.

The upside is that the engine is mounted and the body does not appear to be in bad shape. The downside is that whoever buys this thing has a lot work to do. That being said, if you are an enterprising builder looking to really make your fabrication skills and creative thinking rise to the forefront of the scene, building this car would totally get you there.

The Z600 was a tiny kei car that Honda imported about 40,000 of into the USA in the early 1970s. There was a Z360 with a 360cc engine and the “big block” version with a 600cc engine. From the factory the car weighed 1,300lbs. It had like 36hp out of the box.

There’s a lot of potential in here in our eyes. Hopefully someone with skills sees that as well1

eBay: This 1972 Honda Z600 has a ZX-14 engine and needs to be finished!