I own some property in Sunshine acres and was curious if there were other NSX owners in the area?
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Anyone near Sequim?
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I sold a house to my client that grew up in Sequim (just moved to Seattle). He told me that that town has a population of less than 10,000... I think that's a really small and secluded town. I doubt that anyone there heard of an NSX let alone own one. Hothonda (Steve W) is out in the Olympic Penninsula area. Maybe he's near Sequim???
Yes, it is a very small town on the Olympic Peninsula. Very cool place with less rainfall then LA.
There is a NSX owner from that area, not sure if he's in Sequim tho, he's got a white 97+ targa.
Surprise, there are indeed a few people who know what an NSX is in Sequim and I should know ... as I live here. Our little town is fast growing ... and those moving here (almost daily) bring with them a wide interest and sophistication in cars they bring.
We are just 55 miles from Seattle - not quite hillbilly country. In fact, just today a guy called me who has a Ferrari 328 GTS.
We have lived here for 25 years. Great little community and we love it. We also own a white NSX It is a 2001 model, and it is a car we purchased brand new.
So now you know. There is indeed a NSX in Sequim.
Thanks for the inquiry.
We are just 55 miles from Seattle - not quite hillbilly country. In fact, just today a guy called me who has a Ferrari 328 GTS.
We have lived here for 25 years. Great little community and we love it. We also own a white NSX It is a 2001 model, and it is a car we purchased brand new.
So now you know. There is indeed a NSX in Sequim.
Thanks for the inquiry.
WA-NSX,
I love the area and will be building a home out there. I was in the area recently and enjoyed playing hold-em a the local indian casino. How did you fair from the recent storms?
I love the area and will be building a home out there. I was in the area recently and enjoyed playing hold-em a the local indian casino. How did you fair from the recent storms?
Hi Steve . . .
Storms were bad, but not as bad as some spots on the coast - or the low areas along Interstate 5. Weather is Sequim generally is not all that bad for a WA coastal town. Although I say coastal, we are not right on the Pacific.
As I mentioned, it is expanding fast. For the past two years it has been in the top three fastest growing communities in the state of Washington.
You should enjoy Sequim.
Brown M. Maloney
Sequim, WA
Storms were bad, but not as bad as some spots on the coast - or the low areas along Interstate 5. Weather is Sequim generally is not all that bad for a WA coastal town. Although I say coastal, we are not right on the Pacific.
As I mentioned, it is expanding fast. For the past two years it has been in the top three fastest growing communities in the state of Washington.
You should enjoy Sequim.
Brown M. Maloney
Sequim, WA
Yes, I saw the expansion and growth in the area on my last visit. It seems that most of the growth is in or near the area I where my property is located.
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