Skip the wait and take delivery of this imported, titled, serviced, and exceptionally well-modified 1994 Honda Acty Street Limited today. For sale now by the pros at KEI EVOLUTION, this van may be small in stature, but don't mistake size with capability: the Acty offers exceptional fuel-economy, reliability, and 4-wheel drive convenience.

This particular vehicle’s original paint from 1994 is unbelievably well-preserved. All original factory decals and logos are intact and in perfect condition. It’s rare to find a Honda Street van preserved in such amazing condition; some even say it might be the only one in such extraordinary state. The interior is equally impressive. All components are factory original, except for the steering wheel and shift knob. The seats, panels, dashboard, and headliner look new, a testament to the vehicle’s well-preserved state. Finally, we can't help but admire the aesthetic and performance of the choice of the Enkei RPF1 wheels wrapped in Dunlop tires, delivering the ideal blend of performance, lightweight, and stance.

Included in the sale are two sets of keys, the owner's manual, a 3D-printed JDM key chain, a Japanese wooden key chain, Japanese CarVX report, LED road flare, factory front and rear all-weather floor mats, heavy-duty utility bed mat, Thule roof rack and foam pads, jack and tool kit, and heck, even a custom surfboard.

Custom Surfboard Included

A lot of thought went into the shaping and design of this one off custom surfboard for this pristine Honda Street project. This classic design was originally created by Malcolm and Duncan Campbell. The Campbell brothers were way ahead of their time when this design came to life in 1970 and was refined until 1972, when it made its first official appearance in 1972. The bonzer, with its three fin configuration, and deep double concave through the tail, set the stage for what we know today as the thruster, the modern and high-performance design that pros ride. Bonzers are still super sought after by many surfers and have had a resurgence in the past decade, becoming a go to board for hobbyist and pros alike.

This particular board was shaped by an underground Florida shaper, Aristotle Prakas, and glassed by one of the most talented surfboard builders in Central Florida, Logan Moore of Nebula Surfcraft. The design holds true and pays homage to the classic design of the 1970's with the attitude, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". Every aspect of this build is period correct, just as they would've built it in the 1970's. From the glass on fins to the resin leash loop, no detail was overlooked.

To top off such an amazing build, we felt it was only right to give it a high gloss finish to really show off the craftsmanship and man hours that went into it. Not only will this board look incredible in the house as a stand-out art installation that will be sure to grab everyone's eye, it was built with the hopes that the end user will indeed be taking it out for regular surfs in their newly purchased, perfectly-curated Honda Acty Street.