I'm posting the "cleaned up" version of the previous thread that got deleted. Please keep discussion in this thread related to the car itself (I'm looking for anothing potential Canadian buyer, since the car is here in Canada). I've got no interest in getting banned on this forum.
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Hey there fellow canucks...
To make a long story short, I bought this car in the US with the intention of making it roadworthy. In the end, basically, this chassis can't be put back on the road in Ontario. It is "parts-only".
I ended up buying another complete NSX for daily driving duty over the summer. I already have a dedicated offroad race car, so I don't really want to start another race project. I breifly considered that it would make an awesome base for a custom kit car project, but I already have several auto projects waiting for me to find some spare time. It would be great donor for somebody wanting to build a full race car, or for somebody needing parts to repair another hard rear hit NSX.
The car is a white 92 which was a stolen recovery, hit fairly hard on front passanger side. The thief left a decent sized head print on the windshield. Air bag is popped. No engine or transmission, but it was a 5spd. It rolls around and steers fine, suspension and brakes are all there. Stock wheels, but rubber is done. Interior is missing radio/climatem and it's been all pulled apart for reasons unknown to me. For the body, it seems fine from the firewall back. I can send more pics later if there are any serious takers.
I'm not parting it out (yet) because I'd prefer to sell it in one shot to a single individual. The car is in Ottawa at my place now, but I have a truck and trailer so I could deliver to Montreal/Toronto if required.
I'm asking $7500cdn for it as it sits in my driveway. I'm into it for quite a bit more than that after this long ordeal, but I'd rather cut my losses at this point if I find a serious buyer. If you only need the rear "clip" that could be arranged also for a few grand less, since I wouldn't mind keeping the dash/firewall/steering and front end components for my own NSX.
PM me if you have any questions!
Vin is JH4NA1159NT000991 as per the rules.
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Hey there fellow canucks...
To make a long story short, I bought this car in the US with the intention of making it roadworthy. In the end, basically, this chassis can't be put back on the road in Ontario. It is "parts-only".
I ended up buying another complete NSX for daily driving duty over the summer. I already have a dedicated offroad race car, so I don't really want to start another race project. I breifly considered that it would make an awesome base for a custom kit car project, but I already have several auto projects waiting for me to find some spare time. It would be great donor for somebody wanting to build a full race car, or for somebody needing parts to repair another hard rear hit NSX.
The car is a white 92 which was a stolen recovery, hit fairly hard on front passanger side. The thief left a decent sized head print on the windshield. Air bag is popped. No engine or transmission, but it was a 5spd. It rolls around and steers fine, suspension and brakes are all there. Stock wheels, but rubber is done. Interior is missing radio/climatem and it's been all pulled apart for reasons unknown to me. For the body, it seems fine from the firewall back. I can send more pics later if there are any serious takers.
I'm not parting it out (yet) because I'd prefer to sell it in one shot to a single individual. The car is in Ottawa at my place now, but I have a truck and trailer so I could deliver to Montreal/Toronto if required.
I'm asking $7500cdn for it as it sits in my driveway. I'm into it for quite a bit more than that after this long ordeal, but I'd rather cut my losses at this point if I find a serious buyer. If you only need the rear "clip" that could be arranged also for a few grand less, since I wouldn't mind keeping the dash/firewall/steering and front end components for my own NSX.
PM me if you have any questions!
Vin is JH4NA1159NT000991 as per the rules.
