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does anyone own a rhd cb7?

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    #1

    does anyone own a rhd cb7?

    Anyone here in the US have one?
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    Search up 626Cb7

    he converted his
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      #3
      I'm not sure who has a rhd in the states but believe it or not, the rhd wagons were made in marysville Ohio.
      92 Honda Accord LX - Sold
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        #4
        Originally posted by dysfunk View Post
        I'm not sure who has a rhd in the states but believe it or not, the rhd wagons were made in marysville Ohio.
        Not really hard; All wagons were Made in America!

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          #5
          Just about every member from the UK, Malaysia, Australia, and New Zealand have RHD CBs. Most are not "CB7s" though. CB7 is the US market chassis code. The few bearing that code that are RHD have been converted.






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            #6
            RHD coupes were made in the US too.

            I have not seen it in person, but I saw a CL ad for a RHD CB9 wagon in Vancouver.

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              #7
              Originally posted by crazymikey View Post
              RHD coupes were made in the US too.

              I have not seen it in person, but I saw a CL ad for a RHD CB9 wagon in Vancouver.
              oh yea i saw that, it was pretty cool

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                #8
                you probably won't find many rhd from that ohio factory around because they were not up to US safty specs... (since built for export...)

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                  #9
                  Your post is misleading. The fact that you won't find many (read: any) RHD CBs built in Ohio is not because they weren't up to safety specs, but because they weren't made for the US and the US doesn't use RHD cars. There is no scenario where Honda would decide to sell off export stock before it gets to its destination.
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                    #10
                    ^ most of them would be crushed on site.

                    My dad works at the Brampton Chrysler plant and he says they have a giant car crusher there and they crush everything from prototypes to defect cars on a daily basis.

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