Girlfriend From Hell... Oh My God...
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From: Irvine
Originally posted by 4IGS2000
dont let the NSX trolls read that!
to them A NSX IS STILL A NSX!
dont let the NSX trolls read that!
to them A NSX IS STILL A NSX!
I drove my friend's '95 NSX-T recently, and that thing was butter. NSX is definitely my next car, no matter what it takes.
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Man, that sucks. My Dad had an NSX exactly like that way back in '91 - the ivory/white interior was absolutely beautiful. Extremely rare and very much a collector's item for that car. I wonder if that's his old one? 
I'd take a "mere" 3.0 - still a great car, though definitely not as potent as the 3.2 and not that fast compared to a lot of cars, including the S2000.
I'd take a "mere" 3.0 - still a great car, though definitely not as potent as the 3.2 and not that fast compared to a lot of cars, including the S2000.
Sorry Brian, I had to bring it up. 
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From: Big Box suburb, IL
I don't know about the exp-g-friend theory on this one.
To me this one smells like an insurance scam. Look at how the rear panels happen to be dented in yet not the door panels. Also how the car has gotten keyed deeply through the panels.
Usually someone defacing a car in vengence wants to do this quickly as not to get caught. When you key a car quickly, you may get a deep etch on certain segments of the "line" but not throughout.
Another thing to note is how the front bumper cover was mess up as well.
I think I smell a fraud so that the owner can get wide body fenders, new front cover, and new paint subsidized through insurance carrier.
BTW, this is one of the main reasons why our insurance premiums have/continue to go up....you think this years premiums are bad, just wait until you see what the ins. industry is cooking up for 2005.
To me this one smells like an insurance scam. Look at how the rear panels happen to be dented in yet not the door panels. Also how the car has gotten keyed deeply through the panels.
Usually someone defacing a car in vengence wants to do this quickly as not to get caught. When you key a car quickly, you may get a deep etch on certain segments of the "line" but not throughout.
Another thing to note is how the front bumper cover was mess up as well.
I think I smell a fraud so that the owner can get wide body fenders, new front cover, and new paint subsidized through insurance carrier.
BTW, this is one of the main reasons why our insurance premiums have/continue to go up....you think this years premiums are bad, just wait until you see what the ins. industry is cooking up for 2005.
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From: Big Box suburb, IL
...oh yeah, funny how the lug covers are missing. Did the owner take off his rims and swap on the OEMs just to make the car look worse than was?
Did the ex steal the covers? I think not.
I don't think the owner for this car cared too much for the car to begin with....just look at the condition of the paint!
Did the ex steal the covers? I think not.
I don't think the owner for this car cared too much for the car to begin with....just look at the condition of the paint!