Name: Honda Prelude Mk1 T Shirt
SKU: H1853
Availability: InStock

Oriental ched cooking wearing a honda prelude t-shirt

Honda Prelude Mk1 T Shirt

£17.50 – £18.50

The stylish first generation Honda Prelude was launched in Japan in late 1978 and subsequently introduced in the UK and Europe during 1979.

Loosely based on the 4 door Accord, the Prelude was a sleek 2 door coupe that was a very well equipped car for its time, featuring electric sunroof, electric aerial, integrated radio, remote boot release, tinted glass and a distinctive dashboard with rev counter needle sweeping inside and on the same arc as the speedometer. It was available with standard 5 speed transmission or the ‘Hondamatic’ auto.

Also standard was typical Honda reliability, although a high price in the UK and a propensity to rust means that very few examples remain. In fact the first generation was the ‘Prelude’ to a stylish and distinctive coupe that evolved through five generations and 23 years, becoming ever more sophisticated with later models featuring Honda’s legendary V-TEC engine and 4 wheel steering.

The t shirt is based around original press advertising and features a retro distressed look to the graphics. The high contrast style of the image means that it is only available in black, but the good news is that sizes go all the way up to 5XL!

SKU: H1853 Categories: Cars, Lockdown Legends

Description

Honda Prelude T Shirt Details

The Honda Prelude design is printed onto Gildan Heavy Cotton t-shirts, which are a good quality 185 gsm, regular fit garment.

Sizes

Size guide as follows: Small 34/36” chest; Medium 38/40”; Large 42/44”; XL 46/48”; 2XL 50/52” 3XL 54/56”; 4XL 58/60”; 5XL 62/64”. We have provided a size guide to help you – if possible compare the sizes to a well fitting t-shirt that you own already. Please choose your size carefully.

Please take a moment to read about how this item is printed and washing and care instructions.

These shirts are custom designed tribute items and are not official merchandise. The designs featured are for decorative purposes and imply no connection or endorsement to or from the subject.