I'm not totally sold on your sticker placement, but that's one nice 1/2 day restoration.
The car bug bit my daughter early (really early). In true grassroots style, this ride (her first) began as a junked Fisher Price Cozy Coupe found by the side of the road. After an intense 1/2 day, no-expense spared, wheels-off restoration, it has been reborn as the Cozy Coupe Type R. Total project budget, oh, 5 bucks or so, not counting the 6-pack.
I'm not totally sold on your sticker placement, but that's one nice 1/2 day restoration.
The GRM sticker is supposed to be a windshield banner. Yeah, I was having a little trouble getting them to stick, they didn't like the paint.
d00d, if its gonna b a type R, u need da red honda badges & big type R stikerz. then it will be mad tyte JDM shiznit, y0!!!1! :p
Needs a gigantic wing. Mounted with drywall screws. Backwards.
I think it's cute, and thanks for running the sticker. If you need more, let me know. I know where they're kept.
My ex-wife insisted we buy new back then, so my daughter never got to experience the goodness of the Type-R. I think that's what I'll blame the girl's total lack of interest in motorsports upon...<g>
Nice coupe!
What !?! No rally Lights????
Damn, I wish my wheels were that lightweight....
Nice work on a classic, Lots of my friends learned to drive in them.
This is an amazin idea! it turned out beautiful! Hi! my son has exactly one of this in the original color (red) hes too big for it now. I want to fix it up for my daughter=) I wanted to ask what paint you used? Is it spray paint? would it stick? thank you for your time!!!
When she eats candy the VTEC kicks in yo!!!
What are the wheels?
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