In 1967, Honda’s “special vehicle” team was given the task to design something unique, but also both fun and functional, for American Honda dealers to sell in the winter months. Their DNA all goes back to the Honda ATC90. You can’t go more than a few miles on any highway anywhere in the US without seeing some sort of ATV on a trailer or in the back of a pickup truck. This red ATC90 sure is a beaut, you just do not find these things in this condition anymore unless they’ve been restored.
Like the snowmobiling world back in the late-1960s and early-1970s, where there were so many manufacturers that it would take quite a while just to name them all, including a rare Honda attempt, a lot of manufacturers had something up their sleeves for the off-season that included big, balloon tires or some multi-wheel-drive configuration. Honda opened Pandora’s Box with the ATC90 in an era where anything and everything was on the table, as far as making off-road machines goes. This original, survivor 1970 Honda ATC90 was stored in someone’s office in Connecticut and is just now for sale. Your eyes don’t deceive you, this is just like the one that your neighbor had forty years ago and they would never let you ride it not that you’re still bitter or anything.
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