Hi all, I am looking to pick up a Red/ black or Red/tan NSX (manual).. prefer a T but will consider earlier year fixed roof it is the right car. Less than 50k miles, needs to be super clean and well care for with maintenance up to date. Stock or minimal mods. Second color choices are silver and blue. You can email me at greg<at>gregtay.com. Thx much.
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WTB: Red/Black (maybe Tan), manual, stock, clean
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Still searching! Let me know if you have something!
5 years & still no success? Best of luck on your next 5 years. The good news is that prices are down from a couple of years ago, although perhaps not as much for the pristine offerings.
I myself took ~10 years to find "the one". But, after ~5 years, I wound up "settling" for one with a few more kms that needed a couple of things done, partially also to trial how I would like owning and driving an NSX over the long term. I am very glad I did that - in short, I loved it. 4 years later, my albatross finally showed up and I wound up upgrading, but I'm really glad I "settled" and got to drive the original in the meantime. It was an inexpensive investment since I sold it for more than I put into it including the repairs - I wish I'd "settled" sooner.
A quick search of just BAT shows 21 red NSX-T's <50k listed in the last 3 years, 1 every 1-2 months, so they're out there if you want to pull the trigger. And you're just down the street from the mecca that is Science of Speed - perhaps let them know of your interest? (Coincidentally, my albatross of year and colour has still never been listed on BAT.)
I myself took ~10 years to find "the one". But, after ~5 years, I wound up "settling" for one with a few more kms that needed a couple of things done, partially also to trial how I would like owning and driving an NSX over the long term. I am very glad I did that - in short, I loved it. 4 years later, my albatross finally showed up and I wound up upgrading, but I'm really glad I "settled" and got to drive the original in the meantime. It was an inexpensive investment since I sold it for more than I put into it including the repairs - I wish I'd "settled" sooner.
A quick search of just BAT shows 21 red NSX-T's <50k listed in the last 3 years, 1 every 1-2 months, so they're out there if you want to pull the trigger. And you're just down the street from the mecca that is Science of Speed - perhaps let them know of your interest? (Coincidentally, my albatross of year and colour has still never been listed on BAT.)
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Well, I haven't been looking for 5 years. Yes, I started my search 5 years ago (wish I could go back and buy one at those prices), I had the opportunity to get into some other cars that interested me and so I went a different direction and had no room left for an NSX, so I stopped looking. A spot opened in the garage, so I started my hunt again
. I could have started a new thread, but figured the WTB info was the same, so I just bumped it. .Looking at the BAT history I am confident that I will land something. Not in a rush... needs to be the right one. But I wanted to bump this thread just in case someone is thinking about selling.
Cool! I hope you find a nice one!Well, I haven't been looking for 5 years. Yes, I started my search 5 years ago (wish I could go back and buy one at those prices), I had the opportunity to get into some other cars that interested me and so I went a different direction and had no room left for an NSX, so I stopped looking. A spot opened in the garage, so I started my hunt again
Looking at the BAT history I am confident that I will land something. Not in a rush... needs to be the right one. But I wanted to bump this thread just in case someone is thinking about selling.
Also, kudos for good forum etiquette- no need to start a new thread.
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