Craigslist Find: '04 S2000

The S2000 is widely regarded as one of the best modern day driving cars. It seems you can't go to a track day or autocross event that isn't swarmed by these cars and their enthusiast owners. They're relatively affordable and incredibly fun to throw into some corners. This particular car looks great with it's Lambo white respray, flared fenders, shaved indicators, and special order red on black interior. The car sits nicely on a set of Buddyclub coil-overs and Enkei wheels that are sure to help pull some extra G in the corners. Even with this car salvaged we think the price is reasonable at $15,000 OBO, but we would still try to negotiate it down a bit more. Find it here, in Vista, CA!

2004 Honda S2000, Flared, Shaved

Event: JCCS 2012, Part 7

As the Sun continued to rise the heat continued to climb to well over 100F', but there were still many amazing cars to shoot.

Event: JCCS 2012, Part 6

Quite possibly the coolest car Honda ever made.

Craigslist Find: EG Honda Civic, V6 Swap

Here's a Civic that's sure to stand out from everyone else at your next Honda meet. This mildly insane builder has stuffed the V6 out of a 01-03 Acura TL-Type S into this little civic hatchback. We definitely would like to see a better solution for the hood clearance "issue", but it is reminiscent of the shaker hoods from the late 60's and early 70's. The interior obviously needs assembly and the body is going to need a good amount of work as well. Find monster Civic here, in D. Plaines, IL, for $7,500 OBO.

EG Honda Civic, Acura V6 Swap

Craigslist Find: '70 Honda N600

Here's Japan's take on the Mini Cooper. The N600 was powered by a mighty 600cc motor that was capable of tremendous fuel economy numbers. This charming little package appears to have gone through quite a thorough restoration and is described as being 90% complete. Find it here for $6,200 or trade, in Paradise Hills, CA.

1970 Honda N600

Event: Japanese Classic Car Show, Part 2, The Show

Inside the gates held some of the rarest and most sought after cars Japan has ever made.

Event: Japanese Classic Car Show 2011, Part 1, The Parking Lot

Last years JCCS was truly an amazing show. From the moment we left our cars we were overwhelmed by the best Japan has had to offer.