My pics from Honda heaven (Honda Collection Hall)

[Honda F1 Racing]

Just got back from my trip to Tokyo and Taipei and while in Tokyo, I finally made the trek to Twin Ring Motegi and the Honda Collection Hall. I left at 6am from Shinjuku and had to train hop with the bullet train finally landing me in Utsunomiya, where I then got on a bus to a stop near Twin Ring and took a taxi into Honda heaven and arrived at around 10:30:

Definitely a very memorable experience! The visit made me even more proud to be a Honda fan. The history contained within the building was incredible! It was a pain to get there, but well worth the long trip. I ended up taking a taxi out of Honda Collection Hall to the train station to save time although it cost about $100.

Rest of the pictures are here:
http://s75.photobucket.com/albums/i309/HondaCollectionHall/

 

[dave22]

That must've been incredible. Thanks for posting the pics!

 

[btcog82]

i must say, bathroom break and a cold shower for at lest 5 minutes...be back:biggrin:

that was one of the freakin hottest things i have ever seen

 

[Matt_337]

Thanks for sharing these.

It really must've been some experience.

 

[whiteNSXs]

Thanks for the pics. They are heavenly!:biggrin:
Steve

 

[splitz]

What is the yellow convertable next to the NSX?

 

[whiteNSXs]

What is the yellow convertable next to the NSX?

That's good old Honda Beat.
Steve

 

[TommyN]

Any more photos of the 67 Camaro Indy Pace Car?

 

[splitz]

That's good old Honda Beat.
Steve

Wow, that is one ugly chick car!

 

[Tom239]

Great pics; thanks for posting 'em.

How someone at Honda thought it looked OK
to put a clip-on weight on a white wheel (on the
NSX shown) is beyond me, though.

 

[enesexdreamer]

nice, makes me love my Honda. thanks for sharing.

 

[Honda F1 Racing]

Any more photos of the 67 Camaro Indy Pace Car?

Sorry, no. To be honest, I didn't even notice that car when I walked in. I trekked 3+ hours there to check out all the Honda racing cars/bikes etc., so a Camaro was the furthest thing from my mind! :smile:

I read somewhere that the NSX-R displayed was donated by boxer Terry Norris?