You asked for them, rather... we promised them. Our visit to Honda's Collection Hall was so interesting, we couldn't fit all the images into our print edition. SCC online brings you extended coverage.
1959 Cooper Climax T53: Honda purchased this car driven by John Surtees and continued its development into an F1 program. | 
Honda's street bikes can be found on the third floor. | 
1947 Honda Model A: Built before the official establishment of the Honda Motor Company Ltd., this bike was the first vehicle to bear the Honda name. |
1967 Honda Monkey Z50M: The Monkey was designed to fit in a car's trunk, or a large suitcase. | 
1992 Honda NR: Utilizing technology from Honda's NR (New Racing), 500 GP bikes, the NR was the first production motorcycle to use an oval-shaped piston. | 
1970 Honda Z: This car was very popular among young drivers for its sporty styling and thundering 40 bhp. |
1965 CB450: Honda's first DOHC street bike--its 450cc had the performance of a larger 650cc machine. | 
1964 Honda RA271: This was Honda's first foray into F1. The car debuted in the 1964 West German GP. | 
1969 Honda CB750: This was the world's first, mass-produced SuperSports model with a parallel 4-cylinder OHC engine. It set new standards for engineering excellence. |
1958 Honda RC71: Won in 1960 at the Singapore RASC event. | 
1990 Mclaren MP4/5B: This car was driven by Senna and Berger in the 1990 F1 World Championship. King Senna dominated with 6 GP wins and the Driver's Championship. | 
1981 Honda CX500 Turbo: This was the first mass produced turbo bike. Its force-fed 500cc motor had the output of its 1000cc contemporaries. It was one of the most technically advanced machines of the eighties. |
1962 Honda CR2: A turning point for production racers--The 1962 All-Japan Road race. This was the first bike to compete on the Suzuka circuit. | 
1965 Honda C320: This bike was built specifically for young riders. | 
1979 Honda CBX 1000: The ultimate air-cooled 4-stroke motorcycle featuring GP racer technology in a DOHC in-line six-cylinder engine. |
1981 Honda NS750: This machine was specially developed for AMA dirt track racing. | | |