I finally bought a NSX
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I finally bought a NSX
It is on its way to Las Vegas from Kentucky in a transport. I loaded the car up yesterday and paid for it. It was a sweet deal. I don't have any new pictures since it was raining the day we loaded it in the transport.
Here is the link to the original for sale thread. It has a comptech supercharger as well. It drives great. I look forward to tearing it up down in the desert sometime. There are quite a few NSX owners Las Vegas as I found out.
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=127978
Anyway, I remember posting that I had been looking at some quite awhile ago. Some on here still remember me for my random threads. This one of the other sites that appreciates the Acura NSX still. What was interesting is the other two cars in the transport were a shelby GT 350 Mustang and Grand Torino in great condition.
Here is the link to the original for sale thread. It has a comptech supercharger as well. It drives great. I look forward to tearing it up down in the desert sometime. There are quite a few NSX owners Las Vegas as I found out.
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=127978
Anyway, I remember posting that I had been looking at some quite awhile ago. Some on here still remember me for my random threads. This one of the other sites that appreciates the Acura NSX still. What was interesting is the other two cars in the transport were a shelby GT 350 Mustang and Grand Torino in great condition.
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100% agreed. I can't believe this same company can't just get that team to pen everything they make. What near perfect proportions, stance and functionality.
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Congrats SilverBull.
http://world.honda.com/NSX/concept/
Mr. Uehara, project leader for the NSX and S2000, left Honda because he didn't like the direction the company was taking, i.e. he didn't like ugly, boring cars either. Enter Woody Harrelson.
Mr. Uehara, project leader for the NSX and S2000, left Honda because he didn't like the direction the company was taking, i.e. he didn't like ugly, boring cars either. Enter Woody Harrelson.