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If you want to see classic Honda cars, then this is your chance because the Honda Collection Hall has them all for you. This is a project of the Japanese car giant to preserve old machines. However, this is not merely the restoration of the exterior, but also the interior, specifically, the engine. This is to make sure that it can still run on the roads. 

The Honda Civic, currently on its tenth generation, was first introduced in 1972. 

In this video, the third-generation, Honda Civic 1984, was shown during its running test. This model was introduced in 1983 and was produced until 1987. 

The 1488cc engine produces a maximum power of 100PS at 5,800rpm.

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