Not a DIY, but to post this so people know it's an option out there...
These are 3D-printed body kits for the four-door CBs (sedans and wagons will be the same where this kit touches the body), but I'm sure anyone with bodywork skills could make it work on a coupe by filling in the rear door handle pockets and the rear door jamb gap. However, as is always the case with aftermarket body kits, expect there to be a decent amount of body work required to make it fit properly. Price looks to be $2,200 USD shipped. I once asked them, in one of these IG posts below, if they were able to make custom widths for customers who didn't want to go quite so wide, and they sound willing, although that would likely come at a bit of extra cost, given the time/labor it takes to alter the design.
mozygarage.com
https://www.facebook.com/mozygarage
Here is a final mock-up on a car, from the guy who originally commissioned the design. This video was posted in December of 2022, but as far as I'm aware (do please update this thread if I'm wrong), he has yet to actually paint and install it.
These are 3D-printed body kits for the four-door CBs (sedans and wagons will be the same where this kit touches the body), but I'm sure anyone with bodywork skills could make it work on a coupe by filling in the rear door handle pockets and the rear door jamb gap. However, as is always the case with aftermarket body kits, expect there to be a decent amount of body work required to make it fit properly. Price looks to be $2,200 USD shipped. I once asked them, in one of these IG posts below, if they were able to make custom widths for customers who didn't want to go quite so wide, and they sound willing, although that would likely come at a bit of extra cost, given the time/labor it takes to alter the design.
HONDA ACCORD CB SEDAN 90/93 WIDE BODY KIT - Mozy Garage
Mozy Widebody Kit for your Accord CB sedan. This product is designed and built with 3D technology. Are you ready to order? Check this out.
https://www.facebook.com/mozygarage
Here is a final mock-up on a car, from the guy who originally commissioned the design. This video was posted in December of 2022, but as far as I'm aware (do please update this thread if I'm wrong), he has yet to actually paint and install it.
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