It almost looks like a clear bra. Is it confirmed that it has been repainted? Yeah...like I could afford it. haha.
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It almost looks like a clear bra. Is it confirmed that it has been repainted? Yeah...like I could afford it. haha.
Yeh my 91 is also special it has a black roof resembling an F16 :wink:
Heads up - the Silver/Black 2000 NSX 6 speed 3.2L "Coupe (1 of 4 built in 2000)"
that Shad is selling, just got a price drop of 11k. Priced previously at 51k, now down to 40k.
One owner with 49k miles. Buy yourself that Xmas present?
Here is the ad
that Shad is selling, just got a price drop of 11k. Priced previously at 51k, now down to 40k.
One owner with 49k miles. Buy yourself that Xmas present?
Here is the ad
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Because black tops rule!!!:tongue: especially on silver coupes!!!
It's just too bad the front bumper isn't "color matched"
I called about the car at Shad's. It seems to be a great value, but be aware that it was a track car and has been lightly rolled off track. I am assured no expense was spared in putting it right, but all the same that might turn some people off to it.
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+1:smile: I though $40K was too good to be true. Now I'm starting to get the picture. I think if someone uses the term "lightly rolled" it should come with video. J/K:tongue:
Seriously though, I hope the guy finds a good home for the car.
Is that Tom Brady's NSX
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Yes, it is his car. I just spoke to Tom and he says to call Shad in the AM to get the whole story. I am interested until I saw the comment about the car being lightly rolled. Must have happened in slow motion, like in the movies. Can't really get damaged if it happens in slow motion.
Anyone know the story, as Tom would not say anything except that Shad is handling the transaction and they will be bidding on it tomorrow????
Tytus
Anyone know the story, as Tom would not say anything except that Shad is handling the transaction and they will be bidding on it tomorrow????
Tytus
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Pasty-NSX...
(he is originally from the San Mateo / NorCal area, ie. high-school/etc'...)
Is that Tom Brady's NSX
Are we all speaking of this "Tom Brady" (ie. QB of the New England Patriots)...
(he is originally from the San Mateo / NorCal area, ie. high-school/etc'...)
I don't think he has time to track a car, or even be allowed to get on a race track.
Anyone know the story???
Anyone know the story???
Shad does.
If you guys are interested, talk to Shad. In my experience he is a 100% honest guy and you aren't going to find anybody who knows more about NSXs. Ask your questions and believe what he tells you. I would not have that same confidence in Tom based on my phone calls and e-mails.
And to clarify a couple points:
- I have no idea which Tom Brady owned it.
- IIRC it was explained to me that the roll happened NOT AT THE TRACK, but was while going super slow in some canyons near comptech.
If you guys are interested, talk to Shad. In my experience he is a 100% honest guy and you aren't going to find anybody who knows more about NSXs. Ask your questions and believe what he tells you. I would not have that same confidence in Tom based on my phone calls and e-mails.
And to clarify a couple points:
- I have no idea which Tom Brady owned it.
- IIRC it was explained to me that the roll happened NOT AT THE TRACK, but was while going super slow in some canyons near comptech.
Re: Pasty-NSX...
Uhh, no.
BTW, is being "lightly" rolled off track similar to being "lightly decapitated"?
What a shame such an unbelievably rare NSX got thrashed on the track...:frown:
Are we all speaking of this "Tom Brady" (ie. QB of the New England Patriots)...
(he is originally from the San Mateo / NorCal area, ie. high-school/etc'...)
Uhh, no.
BTW, is being "lightly" rolled off track similar to being "lightly decapitated"?
What a shame such an unbelievably rare NSX got thrashed on the track...:frown:
Is that Tom Brady's NSX
Yes it is (not the NFL Brady).
Car sold yesterday to a buyer in SoCal -driven home already, so it should be out there now. I hear the SoCal buyer already has a '98 Coupe as a garage queen (10k miles) and will use this 2nd NA2 Coupe as a daily driver.
No clear bra on the Silver NSX
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Now's your or someone's chance! An NA2 coupe that passed with a clean PPI might have been hard to pass up during my search for an NA1 GPW coupe. Wondering if this one just got overlooked over the past month?
http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...JH4NA2131WT000036?highlight=JH4NA2131WT000036
A good thing you pointed it out, I can't be alone having missed the fact it's a coupe. This is golden, it must have sold by now, IMO this is as good as the NSX gets in the North American market along with the Zanardi. If it wasn't so expensive to bring the car to Canada, I'd be all over it. Someone will make a fantastic purchase on this one.
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Listed previously on prime the car use to be CTSC.
Not really...gently rolled as per the previous post....There is always a story.
Bram
Bram
Are you sure? "Lightly rolled" was for a 2000 coupe, I thought? (Link above in thread) Just want to avoid any potentially undeserved press on anyone's car. I could be wrong.
Keep wishing I had spare $$ and spare garage space so I could do 2/3 of a PHOEN$X with this one.
Keep wishing I had spare $$ and spare garage space so I could do 2/3 of a PHOEN$X with this one.
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Just to be clear, the fact that it used to be fitted with CTSC makes it a car with a "story"?
I think he was referring to "gently rolled" which actually applies to another car, the 2000 silver coupe, not the 1998 silver coupe that is currently for sale. the '98 had a CTSC which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
I would think so. I'm no expert but as a potential NSX buyer, the previous installation of a CTSC isn't at all a problem, provided a mechanical inspection (required anyway) shows a healthy engine. I apologize for misunderstanding!
Back to this 98, someone must jump on it, they hardly ever come up!
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