How Much Do you think to fix this?
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the fact that the roof is messed up makes me think big money $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$!
Aaron
Aaron
The car is in NYC @ www.erzcars.com and I'm sure the guy will let it go for $19K but it si a big shot in front if you look at the other pictures from his website. It is a BIG job.
10000? 
Make it triple and maybe you will be near what you really need to fix that...
Make it triple and maybe you will be near what you really need to fix that...
A proper fix on that will be so expensive, that for the fix alone you can buy a good NSX of that year.
You will not just be replacing all of the body panels on the front end, and roof. You would need to replace all of the doo dads behind the front bumper as well as gulp....the AC which is $$$.
Hopefully a body shop expert with a great deal of spare NSX parts laying around will purchase it for himself and do a tip top job of restoring this beautiful 2000 to its original condition. For us regular folks who lack said skill...buy a nice one.
Hopefully a body shop expert with a great deal of spare NSX parts laying around will purchase it for himself and do a tip top job of restoring this beautiful 2000 to its original condition. For us regular folks who lack said skill...buy a nice one.
QUICK !!!
Someone close by Hollywood, FL make a note and verify the VIN# on THAT car. Maybe CmputerWiz can do it?! Then we can put it on the list of "wrecked NSX" immediately.
Because undoubtedly, being that it's in Florida, it will be fixed and back out on the market with a CLEAN b.s. title.
This way, if we know the VIN# ahead of time and someone comes along in the forum asking if anyone know the history of this vehicle, we would know.
Also, if someone can save a picture of this autotrader ad with the wrecked picture, we can bring it up to potential buyers as well!
Someone close by Hollywood, FL make a note and verify the VIN# on THAT car. Maybe CmputerWiz can do it?! Then we can put it on the list of "wrecked NSX" immediately.
Because undoubtedly, being that it's in Florida, it will be fixed and back out on the market with a CLEAN b.s. title.
This way, if we know the VIN# ahead of time and someone comes along in the forum asking if anyone know the history of this vehicle, we would know.
Also, if someone can save a picture of this autotrader ad with the wrecked picture, we can bring it up to potential buyers as well!
Well done, Joel. That's the kind of information (and participation) that makes this forum invaluable. 
Ditto that Joel! You da man
Easy now, not all Floridians are bad. 
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The autotrader ad lists the VIN as JH4NA2168YT000175
That car was previously discussed here http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15407
Damage is clearly very extensive. You can see more pics on ecocar.com that show the real extent of the damage.
That car was previously discussed here http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15407
Damage is clearly very extensive. You can see more pics on ecocar.com that show the real extent of the damage.
E.T. said:
More than the difference between what they're selling the car for, and what the car would be worth after it's fixed. (Otherwise, they would fix it before selling it.)
Which should tell you something about whether it's worth fixing...
WAY more than you could even imagine.
find a engine and tranny and fix this one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=5337&item=2419510375
find a engine and tranny and fix this one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=5337&item=2419510375
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