why is NFR so hard to find?
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From: Lower Mainland
Originally Posted by riceball777,Oct 29 2008, 03:20 PM
i would say about 75% of s2000's for sale are silver.
OP, you have a canadian flag there... does that mean your Canadian? If so, there are far less NFR's in canada as it was a US only color for my04 and my05 (maybe more but i'm not sure). This could be why you aren't seeing many for sale.
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From: Victoria, BC
There is a read 05 at Metro Toyota in Victoria. They want a ridiculous amount for it though, but it is in excellent condition. About 3 months ago there was a GPW with r/b interior again 31k or something like that but it had 55K on the odometer.
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From: Under the sun
Originally Posted by Slows2k,Oct 29 2008, 09:02 PM
Give it 3 years in the Southeast the NFR will be pink.
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Originally Posted by c_me_go,Oct 29 2008, 06:32 PM
that is true, but that is why they invented a body shop. Or you can keep a cover on it and a nice wax. NFR is not easy to keep, but its the best color IMO..
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From: Maggie Valley, NC
Originally Posted by Saki GT,Oct 29 2008, 12:02 PM
Actually, Red, white, and LBP are among the hardest colors to find used.
Just to give you some perspective, in 2003 Honda sold about 7800 S2000s, about 12% red. Thats only around 930 2003 NFRs in USA, or 18 per state. Assuming there are more in Cali than anywhere else, and some have been wrecked, there could be very few 03 NFRs around in general, much less for sale.
Just to give you some perspective, in 2003 Honda sold about 7800 S2000s, about 12% red. Thats only around 930 2003 NFRs in USA, or 18 per state. Assuming there are more in Cali than anywhere else, and some have been wrecked, there could be very few 03 NFRs around in general, much less for sale.