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I saw these back last month, and took a few pictures. The cars are part of an estate, all Z600 and N600. Cars are for sale, not parts. He is at 770-875-6444, can't remember his name, but texted him if it was OK to post this. I wish I had a barn to put all this stuff in!
3 for $750.00, OBO ask him.
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I'm having a bitch of a time with the pictures, more in a bit....
Assorted pictures. You figure them out.
I think it was $750 for this yellow car.
Hmm, will an LS1 fit in it? 
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In reply to Sine_Qua_Non: LS1 fits in everything!
Are those Corvairs behind the Hondas?
This was sold but still there.
In reply to Sine_Qua_Non: Yes, for some reason I never took pictures of them. You can ask the owner.
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Are these from the Miller estate in Conyers? At one point he had about 100 Corvairs and 600s spread out over many acres in the woods. Almost married one of his daughters.
All the cars had motors, and have or could have wheels bolted on them. The guy is a mechanic, busy. The cars are located in Summerville, GA.
In reply to Hasbro: No, this is close to Tennessee. Cloudland State Park is really close to them.
I see so much potential.
Bryce
N600 from 2011 Challenge....
I would need to put the seat in the middle, and cut a sunroof to fit in the car!
The interior width is tight for two, but height is very good for a microcar and the length is fine when you make it a two seater. Width is fine as long as you don't mind rubbing shoulders with your passengers. It does get a little weird when you both start giggling, but I swear I giggle in a manly hetero way.
Bryce
In reply to Nashco:
I'm wide!
I was told that two big guys in a car is called "touchfat"
Shoot, the factory brochures showed a family of four including all the supplies for a picnic in one. There ethnicity might not have been canexican though. 
The tag on the back looks like a suitcase. 
I like that little yellow one. Throw a B series, or hell, even a D series motor in there, would be a little rocket!
My first car was a 1972 600 Coupe. Purchased in 1975 for $1500, driven for almost three years and sold for $1250.
Carmel High School is at the top of Ocean Avenue and Highway1. Yes, members of the football team would drag it around the parking lot during school.
But I did have the opportunity to play taxi, to town, down the hill from school. The max capacity turned out to be myself at the wheel and 6 young ladies. It played havoc with the distance to get it to stop, but no matter how distracted I was with the proximity of body parts I got the job done.
Yes, I have very fond memories of how small that car really is.
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