Cheapo NSX
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I think I'd be more tempted by the red manual on there if (as I think you would) get it for £16K. Can't see him getting £19K for a tired one.
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If I had been working I would have been interested in this .... but then I would have wanted to spend at least another £10k on mods. The seats would be the first thing that would have to go .... and I couldn't have an NSX that was slower than my S2000.
I wouldn't want to modify a straight one.
I wouldn't want to modify a straight one.
Mind you, NSX mods makes one realise how very cheap S2000 ones are! Prices are in an echelon the car never actually achieved in its lifetime.
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Whereas I could. I'd have it because it was an NSX. 0-60 in 5.5 seconds and 170 is quick enough for the road.
Yes it's a cat c, but unless you're trying to make money, save yourself some
Apart from lowering it a bit, it'd be fine
Yes it's a cat c, but unless you're trying to make money, save yourself some
Apart from lowering it a bit, it'd be fine
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Hopefully it's not the case of deceit though...
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Originally Posted by The Loon' timestamp='1361210648' post='22345433
The ad on pissed on heads omits the fact that its a CATC. Nice car and colour nonetheless.
Hopefully it's not the case of deceit though...
www.bullswood.co.uk/nsx.html
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the classic and 'future classic' market has been overheated for some time now and the bubble may already have burst - we've just not heard the bang yet
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I'm still amazed by the price the 55 plate cars are going for, 0% depreciation over 8 years is pretty impressive.
The NSX is a great car and one of the reasons the prices are going up is that late cars are being shipped overseas.
A CAT C car would be of little interest to this O/S market so maybe that's all the UK market will end up having?
Having known what this car has sold for in the past and the amount of damage there was then good luck to the seller.
he may be trying to get the most he'll ever get for the car
the classic and 'future classic' market has been overheated for some time now and the bubble may already have burst - we've just not heard the bang yet
The NSX is a great car and one of the reasons the prices are going up is that late cars are being shipped overseas.
A CAT C car would be of little interest to this O/S market so maybe that's all the UK market will end up having?
Having known what this car has sold for in the past and the amount of damage there was then good luck to the seller.
Originally Posted by simonprelude' timestamp='1361363803' post='22350010
I wouldn't pay £25k for an ex cat C.
Would rather have an earlier straight car.
Would rather have an earlier straight car.
the classic and 'future classic' market has been overheated for some time now and the bubble may already have burst - we've just not heard the bang yet