1991 Acura NSX with 22800 original miles in imola red with black leather interior. This is a rare, collectible car in excellent condition with everything like new including all hoses, belts, tires, brakes, etc. Even the paint is shiny with the original clear glossy coat with no fades. This is a 5-speed built to resemble the famed NSX-R from Japan including carbon fiber hood and tail on top of 17" Pro-Drive wheels all around backed by a smooth ARC exhaust. In addition, this has a new Comptech supercharger unit that cost 10K alone producing over 300hp. This vehicle is clean inside and out with everything working and no check engine lights. Leather interior is conditioned with no major cracks, fades, or rips. You can bring any mechanic to inspect and you will find nothing wrong except personal taste or touch. This gem has a clean clear title in hand with no accidents or body work. There is not a single door ding, rust, or defect on this car. This is one of the best ones around in showroom condition. It is adult owned in a non-smoking environment that has never been raced or tracked. Maintenance records and receipts are available for all work. Please email me with any questions you may have to prevent any misunderstandings or confusion. You may schedule an appointment to come view the car but I am not interested in any trades or low ball offers. Do your research/homework and you will find that this is the one of the best ones available.
On Jan-24-14 at 12:55:19 PST, seller added the following information: Forgot to include that all stock parts are available except the rims so that will be included in the price. |
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