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http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showthread.php?t=163377
We have another 02+ conversion for sale. I have to admit, this one is clean. One of the cleanest 02+ conversion i seen done right. Not to many guys that do conversion that look so right and so nice. Here is one...
http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showthread.php?t=163377
for sale because owners are going back to the original pop-ups!
Wow! That would have been exactly how I would have done it if I converted mine to '02![]()
Hmmm...this car seems very fascinating to me. I'm looking for a berlina black bugeye in good condition, and this one looks to be in great shape.
My only question to the rest of you Primers is whether or not I should be worried about the high mileage? I was hoping to find one closer to 50-80k miles. I know both the exterior and interior condition is excellent, but 128k on the chassis kinda scares me.
As long as the maintenance is up to date I wouldn't worry about it. The only thing I didn't see listed was the crankshaft pulley. It needs to be replaced or have TitaniumDave's shield installed as failure could be disastrous for the engine. Check the service records, get a PPI and compression test, and if all checks out, you're good to go!
The only thing I didn't see listed was the crankshaft pulley. It needs to be replaced or have TitaniumDave's shield installed as failure could be disastrous for the engine.
As long as the maintenance is up to date I wouldn't worry about it. The only thing I didn't see listed was the crankshaft pulley. It needs to be replaced or have TitaniumDave's shield installed as failure could be disastrous for the engine. Check the service records, get a PPI and compression test, and if all checks out, you're good to go!
when are you suppose to change them out btw
Thanks for all the positive feedback guys! So, after 6 years of owning a black nsx, I have lost the patience in keeping it spotless and need to move on.
I just got done polishing up the paint. It took over 10 hours. I hope the hard work and sweat pays off in keeping it "clean" as you guys describe it. Whoever picks it up shouldn't even feel the need to detail it.
Posted some new picks of the results in the add. Here's a few samples.
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