Any of you lucky NSXers ever get away with titling an NSX with fewer than 17 digits?

I'm guessing he means a Japanese/European market car as they have chassis numbers that read something like: NA1-XXXXXX.

Other than that, no clue. I don't really get why DMVs/court clerks would flip over fewer than 17 digits since that system only came about in 1980. Any old Datsun 240Z has a 10 or 11 digit VIN.
 
I'm guessing he means a Japanese/European market car as they have chassis numbers that read something like: NA1-XXXXXX.

Other than that, no clue. I don't really get why DMVs/court clerks would flip over fewer than 17 digits since that system only came about in 1980. Any old Datsun 240Z has a 10 or 11 digit VIN.

I guess I should have mentioned that the title and subsequent title were issued missing a digit/character. The "A" in NA1. Somehow the seller's title had it missing and when I applied for my title, it was done in the same fashion.

So, now I have the job of explaining to the Secretary of State that the title was incorrect when I received it...etc.

Going to be fun.
 
Good news! After three iterations of requests to correct the VIN on my current NSX, I received my new (corrected) title in the mail.

I am back to 17 digits!
 
I'm guessing he means a Japanese/European market car as they have chassis numbers that read something like: NA1-XXXXXX.
Mine has definitely 17 digits and starts with "JHMNA2" (JHM is Honda). My prelude had 17 digits too (started with JHMBB2) and my previous cars too so i guess it's true for Euro cars in general.
 
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Ooooh...I spoke too soon. I just compared this title to my others and realized they now have this car listed as a coupe.

Sigh...another trip to the Secretary of State's office and 4 weeks of waiting.
 
i think coupe is ok speedmaster
 
i think coupe is ok speedmaster

Too late. I went down there and showed them the four previous titles (three corrected by them) and pointed out that my car is an NSX-T. Not an NSX Coupe. So, naturally, they put it down as an NSX-T and 2 door for body style. Groan.

This will be the last time I send to them. I am so done.
 
Too late. I went down there and showed them the four previous titles (three corrected by them) and pointed out that my car is an NSX-T. Not an NSX Coupe. So, naturally, they put it down as an NSX-T and 2 door for body style. Groan.

This will be the last time I send to them. I am so done.

It is a 2dr for body style. I think you have way too much time on your hands to be making all these trips to the DMV. :)
 
It is a 2dr for body style. I think you have way too much time on your hands to be making all these trips to the DMV. :)

I do have to laugh at myself for being such a stickler. I just can't finally have a targa with a title that says coupe. Especially since the previous titles they issued all said NSX-T and 2-door.

Besides, after seeing Rich's car go for $69K...I am thinking I need a clean title for my ultimate 401K investment. LOL
 
Boom...just received my fifth corrected title. Gotta love what the CarFax will show. This time, they get the NSX-T correct. But for body style they have gone back to coupe.

I give up.

I have an NSX-T coupe.
 
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