This 1971 N600 is believed to originally be a euro-spec model and was restored in 2022 by a microcar specialist here in the Northwest. The car is said to have come from California prior and benefited from a complete bare-shell refurbishment. The engine was overbored with a reground camshaft and .050″-oversized pistons when it was rebuilt along with the gearbox, brake master cylinder and calipers by a 600 specialty shop in North Carolina. All new suspension was fitted and the car was lowered slightly. A custom front air dam was fabricated and the rear valance was modified with a center exhaust outlet. Custom bumpers were installed along with a new sliding canvas sunroof, Japanese-spec tail lights, H4 headlamps, and custom front turn signals that give this car a more sporting look. Inside custom yellow plaid upholstery has been installed which compliments the exterior color nicely. The 10-inch star design alloy wheels are another neat touch and are mounted to front disk brakes up front and drums in the rear.

This is a fun to drive small car that speaks back to a simpler time and is great to buzz around town in and will generate many smiles and thumbs up when you drive by, it also sparks many conversations when parked and will gather crowds and any car show you take it to.