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B210 "honey bee"


barman1971

should i keep it Original  

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  1. 1. Should i keep my Honey Bee original

    • keep it Original?
    • Original Extra?
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    • Racer?
    • other? make suggestions
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nice, i was happy to see the interior was black and not tan

 

do you still have the dog dish hub caps that came with these?

 

I have the honey comb hub caps in my garage...I offered them in the parts for sale thread for trade but no takers

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so0 i have a question? should i try to keep the HoneyBee as original as posable? or try to make it into more of a racer? Is the value of the bee likely to be affected by replacing the original fenders and such? does numbers matching type stuff matter in the Japanese Classic Market?

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Forget the $ factor, you rarely get back what you put in . Well ive seen people doit, we all have, ive allways gotten cars i want to keep. Or need parts from...

The "honey bee" thing is just a good marketing tactic, and it works.

But the truth is if the AVERAGE person was looking to buy one, between a true honey bee and a fully loaded b210 with honey bee decals , almost everyones going to go with the clone.

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Well my initial answer is to keep it stock. (Though keeping the hubcaps and wheels in the garage is fine!) It is rare to find a real bee unmolested. You are almost a history keeper. Any other b-210, go crazy with it.

 

But that is also kind of a boring answer. My next thought is to make mods but make them pretty reversible. Keep everything. Don't sell those hubcaps!

 

I am in the same boat with my 1959 l210. I got it to make it a fenderless hotrod! But it is so original, down to the 'hubcaps' and now I can't do it. Or any mods I do will be easily reversed. Heck the engine has only 21k! I have half a mind to pull the engine to keep it preserved. But the swap would be a bolt in. If it were rusty and incomplete, I would have gone hog wild! (And might get a second to do just that.)

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got all the new parts for the dash installed thanks to eric from Washington, does anybody have a dash top the want to part with?

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also got a new exhaust from the manifold all the way back. 2 in with turbo exhaust muffler , sounds great runs better and a decent HP gain as a bonus!

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