No, it's a custom conversion. There aren't very many, maybe five, that I've ever seen. Personally I think they're ugly as sin.

 

But IF it started out as an NSX-T, I don't think the rigidity was compromised any if at all.

Car DOES look hot though.

 

It looks good, but I'd take the hardtop.

 

my question is, how do you put the top up?? is there a motor in there or do you need to manually do it yourself since there aren't any convertible top kits for the NSX

 

ditch the wheels and it will be ok.

 

yeah that is pretty fugly...

 

since its already roofless, someone should cough up some dough 4 a window chop. that windshield looks way out of place now. a couple inch drop and change of pitch would set off the "vert" look. if the rigidity is still intact, then thumbs up to them.

 

it's sacriliege to be doing that to the NSX.

i don't care how much chassis reinforcements they put in after chopping off the top, the car won't function the same again.

just plain stupid.

 

That is about as ricer as it can get. I just want to give that poor car a hug.

 

i dont know why but i just started to laugh when i saw that.