nsxbuilder said:Today I was out shopping and while walking in towards the store from the parking lot an elderly (75+) lady came out of the store and stopped - just looking at my NSX. As I approached her, she said "What a beautifal car. I just sold mine." Well I just had to know more.
She told me she had purchased an NSX as her retirement present in 1991, but that her joints were past the point of being able to get in and out of it, so she sold it to a student at Moorehead University just last weekend.
You could tell from her voice she really missed the car and had the realization of being mortal - not able to do the things she once could. But the twinkle in her eye showed me she knew something more important - she had owned and enjoyed one!
I've been living this lesson for years. Have your fun NOW while you still can. Buy the NSX, travel the world, skydive, rock climb, hunt, race, fly, love and live! Our time here is so short, to deny yourself today for a future that may never come or one that finds you unable to do the things you want is nothing short of a crime.
All of you with NSXs know what I'm talking about. If you don't own one - go get a loan, sell the house, hell just lease or rent one - learn what it is to LIVE!
-ed
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The above post by nsxbuilder is one of the first posts I read when I started browsing this forum. It really stuck with me and inspired me to wait no longer. After what seemed like an eternity in searching, my search ended today; I got the NSX!!
The car is the Zanardi #11. It passed inspection at Acura of South Bay with flying colors and that was good enough for me. The price was very fair, to say the least, and the seller was a class act throughout the entire process. Thank you Aaron!
Like many other new NSX owners, I can't find words to describe the feeling of finally driving one all alone--just driving. No radio necessary tonight, just the sweet resonance of that V6 behind my head, etc. etc. All the sensations I read about are true, but the car still blew me away and will continue to do so I'm sure.
The wait was really worth it (like you haven't heard that one before) and waiting, worrying, and dreaming does indeed make the end result that much sweeter.
I want to thank those who have given me invaluable information and advise. I hope to return the favor or at least pass along the knowledge to future NSX enthusiasts.
I don't want to gloat too much, but today I feel truly lucky to have such an awesome toy. And there'll be many quality playtimes to come later...YEEPEE!!!
Paul