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Probably either been crushed, sold to collectors, or some where in their factory storage. My friend who is working for Nissan USA had the chance to bring down few G35 and 350Z prototypes to my house before the production car were released. He told me all of them would be crushed after they are done with them.

Wow, I have been following NSX since late 1988, and seen plenty of Photos of NSX during track tests, even some of photos with Senna behind the wheels. It is weird for me to see these photos again, because the photos were available way before Honda released the NSX to the press, it really hit me how little attention I paid to these photos twenty years ago... When I was in the tenth grade...

I think these photos came from an old Japanese magazine I believe is called "Car Styling?" If I remember correctly, they did not called these cars as NSX prototype, but as Styling exercise. Designs by the LA and Tokyo styling house.

Speaking of Majorstoner, where is he?

<blockquote data-quote="BD" data-source="post: 676108" data-attributes="member: 13449">Probably either been crushed, sold to collectors, or some where in their factory storage.&nbsp; My friend who is working for Nissan USA had the chance to bring down few G35 and 350Z prototypes to my house before the production car were released. He told me all of them would be crushed after they are done with them.Wow, I have been following NSX since late 1988, and seen plenty of Photos of NSX during track tests, even some of photos with Senna behind the wheels. It is weird for me to see these photos again, because the photos were available way before Honda released the NSX to the press, it really hit me how little attention I paid to these photos twenty years ago...&nbsp; When I was in the tenth grade...&nbsp; I think these photos came from an old Japanese magazine I believe is called &quot;Car Styling?&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; If I remember correctly, they did not called these cars as NSX prototype, but as Styling exercise.&nbsp; Designs by the LA and Tokyo styling house.Speaking of Majorstoner, where is he?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BD, post: 676108, member: 13449"] Probably either been crushed, sold to collectors, or some where in their factory storage. My friend who is working for Nissan USA had the chance to bring down few G35 and 350Z prototypes to my house before the production car were released. He told me all of them would be crushed after they are done with them. Wow, I have been following NSX since late 1988, and seen plenty of Photos of NSX during track tests, even some of photos with Senna behind the wheels. It is weird for me to see these photos again, because the photos were available way before Honda released the NSX to the press, it really hit me how little attention I paid to these photos twenty years ago... When I was in the tenth grade... I think these photos came from an old Japanese magazine I believe is called "Car Styling?" If I remember correctly, they did not called these cars as NSX prototype, but as Styling exercise. Designs by the LA and Tokyo styling house. Speaking of Majorstoner, where is he? [/QUOTE]

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