Recent content by Mariner

I have a 93 blk/blk, 59K miles. I'm in norcal about 1 hour north of SF. asking 31K. Email me at [email protected] if you're interested.

Actually, it was spinning through 1st, 2.0 60'. With more tuning and better launching, I'll get an 11 out of this stock motor eventually. what have you done to your NSX to run 112mph?

Weather was great at infineon, Buick went 12.6x at 108.xx, while the nsx slept in the garage.

I'll be at Infineon

yes, loose terminal most likely. possible loose ground/dead battery.

good luck

wow, I guess my 800+ FICO score isn't good enough for this special priveledge? If you bought it from a dealer, I can see that they would do most of the steps themselves. But no way is Capital One giving out thier cash without collateral (i.e. being the lienholder on the vehicle purchased)...

I used the Capital One Blank Check system to buy my NSX in September of 2004. You can get approved for the check/loan without giving any information about the car, yes. But in order for the seller to be able to cash the check, You need to have notarized and faxed them a number of documents...

Did you do a personal loan or an auto loan?

where are you located?

With your price range, you may want to wait a bit and save some more. Any NSX in that range will probably have very high miles, cosmetic/mechanical problems, or title issues. All those past attempts you describe were definetly scams. I have a black 93 for sale, but I'm asking about 10K more...

Where are you located? what are you looking for in an NSX?

I'll probably be there, but I'll be in my Turbo Buick.... like its been said, the nsx isn't as impressive at a drag car. Gates open at 3:30, $20 to run. bracket racing usually starts between 5 and 6, get as many runs in before that as you can. I try to be there before the gates open, you can...

huh? You have to fax the title to Capital One when you make the transaction... not to mention a dozen other steps that would have been impossible to complete given your scenario. How are you already making payments to them when the title isn't even in the name of the person you paid?

Up until now, I've had good luck buying and selling there. I don't know what it is, but selling an NSX attracts more weirdos and problems than a $4,000 mustang.