2001 Honda NSX for sale...

[m3456y]

http://autotraderblog.co.uk/2010/04...paign=Feed:+AutoTraderBlog+(Auto+Trader+Blog)

 

[ChopsJazz]

I don't quite get it. The link you posted is for an F1 shell with no motor.

Although interesting, it's not an NSX.

 

[syam]

that's it? that can't be right...

i know it comes without an engine, but 30,000 pounds is a steal for a F1 car...

 

[Brylek]

I don't quite get it. The link you posted is for an F1 shell with no motor.

Although interesting, it's not an NSX.

I guess they had to list it as something and NSX is as slose you get. It looks too good to be real.

 

[oscar_driver]

Well, all depends what you want to do with that, it's almost $ 60K with no engine (I imagine no electronics etc) ... but hey, @ least has the steering wheel, that alone is like 30K -Ihope is the real thing)

 

[docjohn]

I'm sure Shad at driving ambitions could figure out a way to put a 600hp boosted nsx motor in it.

 

[TampaBayNSX-R]

I'm sure Shad at driving ambitions could figure out a way to put a 600hp boosted nsx motor in it.

That would make for a fun track day car...

$60k isn't bad at all if it actually has the suspension and brakes!

 

[docjohn]

That would make for a fun track day car...

$60k isn't bad at all if it actually has the suspension and brakes!

Imagine all the slobering and ass kicking you would inflict at xpo:biggrin:

 

[RSO 34]

I'm sure Shad at driving ambitions could figure out a way to put a 600hp boosted nsx motor in it.

But then Dave would want to try to buy it and he would still be slow because his nomex skirt would get caught on the wing........

 

[NSXLuvr]

Heck if you put in a 300 HP motor in it then you would be setting track records! It probably weighs 1000-1100 Lbs without a motor.

Unfortunately, it looks like it will probably just be a garage queen. It would need alot $$ to make it track worthy. Plus -don't forget ALL of us on prime would probably pass out and crash after the 1st 3.5 G corner!

 

[ediddynsx]

Its still cool to see that....usually complete ones go for millions right?

 

[oscar_driver]

Its still cool to see that....usually complete ones go for millions right?

Depends how the actual car history / prestige is, here's a good list:

http://www.f1-sales.com/stock.htm

http://www.racecar.com/carsinternational/stock/stock_details.asp?StockID=1593

Here's a nice article:

http://www.f1technical.net/features/8784

 

[oscar_driver]

http://www.racecarsdirect.com/listing/22014/1992_Benetton_B192_F1_Car_Chassis_No6_ex_Schumacher.html