I think I could part with my CTSC'd 2004 for a nice Zanardi
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Can't wait for this as well! Like a prime time slot at a Bonhams or RM auction. Barrett Jackson/Mecum are too American muscle oriented. Not that I would ever sell mine, just curious.
Just checked Hagerty and a concourse example is valued at $130,000! :O
https://www.hagerty.com/apps/valuationtools/1999-Acura-NSX-3.2L_Zanardi_Edition
https://www.hagerty.com/apps/valuationtools/1999-Acura-NSX-3.2L_Zanardi_Edition
I hate to say it but I'm pretty sure most of the Zanardi's aren't Grade 1 or even Grade 2.
I'm looking for a Grade 2-3 beater Zanardi, know of any for sale?
Join the club, although I'd rather have a NA2 coupe in any other color. I have amassed such a collection of parts of the years and need to mod something and drive it often. Been hunting for a bit now, just waiting for a deal although I might have missed my window of opportunity by a few a years. I noticed my old 92 NSX just posted in the classified section here.
When were the Zanardi editions sold in the USA - I know they are listed as 1999, but which month were they actually made and when were they shipped to the USA for delivery to customers?
The reason I ask is to find out whether they are more comparable to the Japanese Type S of the period February 1997 - August 1999 (model code E-NA2), or the September 1999 - April 2000 (model code GH-NA2), or the final pop-up light NSX which was called model code LA-NA2 which was available in Japan from May 2000 until December 2001.
Does the Zanardi have the same spec as the final pop-up light Acura NSXs sold in the USA in 2001 before the "02+" fixed light model was introduced, or is it more like the first NA2 (3.2l) models introduced in 1997?
The reason I ask is to find out whether they are more comparable to the Japanese Type S of the period February 1997 - August 1999 (model code E-NA2), or the September 1999 - April 2000 (model code GH-NA2), or the final pop-up light NSX which was called model code LA-NA2 which was available in Japan from May 2000 until December 2001.
Does the Zanardi have the same spec as the final pop-up light Acura NSXs sold in the USA in 2001 before the "02+" fixed light model was introduced, or is it more like the first NA2 (3.2l) models introduced in 1997?
OK, so I may have found the answer to my post above - the NSX Wiki states that the Zanardis were introduced before the change to LEV status which happened for the North America market in the following year - thus the Zanardis are closest to the E-NA2 models, rather than the later GH-NA2 or later LA-NA2 Type S spec Japanese cars.
If anyone has information about when the Zanardis were built & shipped to the USA, feel free to chip in.
If anyone has information about when the Zanardis were built & shipped to the USA, feel free to chip in.
This will be intriguing http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...999-Acura-NSX-Alex-Zanardi-Edition-Immaculate
That price is INSANE. But good for all of us if he gets it........
And she's sold!
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Thank you for disclosing this. My guess was 150k + fees.
The tide is rising!!
Still remember hearing my parents saying, "just what you need another NSX" lol.
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Hello All,
I'm the happy victim of this transaction.
Super pleased with the car. Had never driven an NSX before, and am very surprised with the result.
Car's on its way to SOS for a maintenance overkill.
Sterling did a great job representing the car, and Ngoan is as knowledgeable of seller as you can find.
After the maintenance, clear bra coming off, full paint correction/detail, and I'm going to clear bra the whole car.
I'll post some pics as I move through the process.
I'm the happy victim of this transaction.
Super pleased with the car. Had never driven an NSX before, and am very surprised with the result.
Car's on its way to SOS for a maintenance overkill.
Sterling did a great job representing the car, and Ngoan is as knowledgeable of seller as you can find.
After the maintenance, clear bra coming off, full paint correction/detail, and I'm going to clear bra the whole car.
I'll post some pics as I move through the process.
Congratulations!
Welcome aboard :biggrin:
"Biff Malibu" = funny as heck user name - gotta be a story there. Looking forward to your photos.
Welcome aboard :biggrin:
"Biff Malibu" = funny as heck user name - gotta be a story there. Looking forward to your photos.
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When I was about 11 or 12, my father gave me the nick name of "Biff". He explained to me how it originated from an 80s actor named Bill Malibu.
As I've gotten older, I associate more with the roles and persona of old Biff.
Check out his work:
http://m.imdb.com/name/nm0539519/filmotype/actor?ref_=m_nmfm_1
But he did have the secret Hagerty guide to car values and bought up all the Zanardis!!
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