Acura Nsx Base Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
Bradenton, Florida, United States

This has got to be one of the finest NSXs on the market today. The car has been meticulously maintained since day one and driven frequently enough to keep everything in order. Just last month, the car received a complete top to bottom, no expenses spared service.The service was performed(May 15,2015) at Southern Motors Honda by a master NSX tech who spent 3 weeks going through every inch of the car. The orders were to make the car mechanically perfect, regardless of costs. The complete engine out, $9,200 (receipts included) service included: timing belt, water pump, all new seals, complete clutch assembly, bearing and slave cylinder. The car has traveled just over 46,000 miles since new and had the same owner for 23 years of its life. This sorted NSX is not in the snap ring zone and is sure to provide years of hassle free enjoyment that has become synonymous with the HONDA nameplate. The paint shines like it did the day the car rolled off the showroom and imperfections are very few. The car comes completely stock, including the factory rims, with like new Yokohama tires. Additionally, the car wears a brand new set of Toyo Proxes tires, mounted to a new set of Niche wheels($2,000). The winning bidder will receive both sets. The new wheels and tires have less that 500 miles on them. Also included is a brand new set of sheep skins and a nose mask. I am selling the car with NO RESERVE and it will go to the highest bidder. No games. No early termination and none of my friends bidding up the price. Just a simple and fair auction with the winning bidder getting a great car! Please don't hesitate to ask if there is any additional information I can provide. Clear Florida title in hand. Thank you for looking!
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