Excellent! The Honeybee was introduced in 1975 as a new low-cost model, without carpet, remote bonnet latch, or wheel covers, etc. The name and decal package were designed to appeal to the youth market (it was a good car for your teenager driver?)

If you wanted a more complete car, the Deluxe and the luxury GX were available. The GX had the thrifty engine (better fuel economy, less power)

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It's got its good side and its bad side.

the rust makes it lighter weight but the bog makes it heavy again
with those bumpers a granny in a 3kw wheelchair could overtake it

lol. That's why they were fitted with bigger engine, to keep the same level of performance as the Datsun 1200 (that's what the Service Bulletin says)

this would take it DD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zy5rkw4SeP4

his other vids are nutz as well

Ohhh thaz crazy

http://youtube.com/v/zy5rkw4SeP4

I reckon if your old only one way to go!
better than laying in your death bed