Thanks for the great service on the Prelude Wizard!   What is your Prelude story/experience?  

If we can’t find new rear struts I will source a good used one for the rt rear.   This car is going to be put up for auction on Cars & Bids NO RESERVE!  I will put a link on this thread when live.  Here is the link to my overview video.  Have a great day and happy motoring!

https://youtu.be/2pzc24_lQpM?si=XcxcLsJmAbBWBhku

Don't let your daughter drive it!!

This is what car companies need to make again. A reliable, simple. easy to maintain vehicle that doesn’t cost a fortune. No massive screens and gadgets to distract the driver from how much they paid for a poorly made machine.

Still driving my Red 91, all stock, 75k miles.

I bought a 1986 Prelude Si manual transmission with 120K miles in 1992 and sold it in 1997 with 225K. Best car I ever owned! Nothing ever broke down and the guy that bought it from me kept it for 5 more years as far as I know. Bulletproof.

I had an 88 Si 4ws 5 speed. Its the most fun car Ive ever driven to this day and the car that got me hooked on Honda. The build quality of these were above and beyond anything on the road today, especially the interiors. Youd just sit in it and say wow. Coming from a plymouth reliant it was such a huge step up. Steeting brakes shifter clutch throttle all felt like they were engineered to work together to deliver a super fun handling car. I miss it.

The vacuum system is rather frightening 😮

my friend Kenn owned a yellow  4 wheel steering Prelude that he LOVED but didn't keep up with the required maintenance ...We were going on a 7 days ski vacation  -  So I took it to my mechanic to get the clutch - front and rear brake job and a tune up .. The owner of the shop decided to take it for a " TEST DRIVE " after the work was done and he drove it back n forth to work all week long ! He LOVE driving it . When my friend went to pay for it the owner decided to take $400 off the repair bill and told him that was blown away as to just how nice it was to drive it !

I love watching old shows from the 70's and 80's just to see the old cars in the background.

Keeping the trunk secure means someone can't break into the car through a window and gain access to the trunk where someone might have valuables or firearms stored.

Even the last Gen preludes are rare to see now, I'm starting to think the world just generates random perfectly mint old cars 😂.

Cleaner than my toilet!

My first car was an '84 Prelude I purchased during my senior year in highschool. This car was a fresh breath of liberty and very popular at the time. I am glad to see that Honda will be resurrecting the Prelude namesake but obviously with a modern touch. Thank you Wizard Fam and Hoovie for sharing this gem with us.

I see a Prelude, I click! Love my 1995 Si with H23A VTEC swap. 😄

I just loved the Preludes,  my favorite is a red, manual version.1984 1985, 1986..love them so much.

This car's engine feels like one of those alternate realities we could've went down instead of electronics, where everything is run off of vacuum. I know there's some Victorian era trivia about vacuum transportation that's quite interesting.

40 years old & looking good. We don't get younger otoh... Golden era indeed for Japanese automakers.

Still driving my 84 CRX in very similar condition to this.

No joke on the vacuum system being both amazing and complex at the same time.

Driving a car of this era will draw a crowd at every gas station, trust me.

Around here you can bairly find a door of one let alone a beautiful example like that !

I had a 1987 Prelude Si 5 speed. It was the same body style as this, but it had fuel injection. It was the best car I ever owned. I wish Honda would re-release their fuel injected cars from this era. They where bullet proof compared to today's standards. I sold this car with 200k on it. I outgrew the car had to sell, but it was still running strong. I bet the next guy put at least another 100k on it.