Great job on that restoration. I had one in red many years back but it was auto. Would have loved to have tried a manual one. Pretty sure i saw a few around with the high brake light here in the UK. Maybe they were retrofitted i guess.
@@philsayer9797 Glad to hear how much effort you've put into the Prelude, they're great cars, I own a 2nd gen myself at the moment and would like to try a 3rd and/or 4th gen at some point.
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Nice color
a sUPER clean prelude in the UK. right on! keep it going =)
Thanks, I'll def check yours out too!!! 👍
What kind of blue ?
This is the original colour which is Hampshire Green (paint code is BG26M). Only available in the UK 1990-1991
Great job on that restoration. I had one in red many years back but it was auto. Would have loved to have tried a manual one. Pretty sure i saw a few around with the high brake light here in the UK. Maybe they were retrofitted i guess.
Yes, you could get the brake light but Honda refused to fit it as standard as it didn't meet the regs!
Ist great!
Where did you manage to get a new AC Condenser?
From Rock Auto in the USA (new old stock). Not sure if they have any more though?
Hi, would you be interested in selling the Prelude?
I can't imagine anyone being mad enough to bid on it given the build has cost around 20k and 1000+ hours of labour!!! ;-)
@@philsayer9797 I thought that would be the case, looks like a real labour of love :)
@@iDayno It certainly is and has been over then past (almost) 5 years. Still a few last jobs but nearly there now!
@@philsayer9797 Glad to hear how much effort you've put into the Prelude, they're great cars, I own a 2nd gen myself at the moment and would like to try a 3rd and/or 4th gen at some point.
@@iDayno 2Gs are SO nice to drive! Had a 1.8EX years back!
sweet ride.. my sister had one when i was younger..