The 2019 Las Vegas auctions are in the history books, and a handful of Honda V4s have changed hands among the well-heeled. The money leader at Mecum's was a 1939 Crocker Big Tank at $704,000. But in the top ten, amongst the antique museum queens, was a lone Honda — a 1992 NR 750.
Some of the more shocking sale prices, at least to me, were a batch of Honda minis from the 60's. These little guy's popularity is spiking — these three sold from $5225 to $12,100.
Some of the more shocking sale prices, at least to me, were a batch of Honda minis from the 60's. These little guy's popularity is spiking — these three sold from $5225 to $12,100.
Here's the lineup of V4 sales....
1992 NR 750
Estimate: $75,000-100,000
Sold: $181,000
1988 RC30 (0-mile)
Estimate: $50,000-65,000
Sold: $121,000
1990 RC30
Estimate: not provided
Sold: $27,500
1990 VFR400R NC30
Estimate: $10,000-13,000
Sold: $23,100
It seems that these lots sold for well over the auction company's estimates. Unsold were a set of two V4 classics being sold as a set — a '90 RC30 together with a '94 RC45.
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