Damaged 1991 Silver NSX VIN - JH4NA1151MT001566, low miles
I have a 1991 silver NSX with only 58,800 original miles. It has the 5 speed transaxle number J4A4-1002176 which is not in the snap ring failure range. I’ve installed OEM keyless entry, overhauled all the Bose speakers and both window regulators and recently replaced the battery. The water pump/hose recall work has been performed. The a/c evaporator was replaced several years ago and the a/c has been working fine until a few months ago when the a/c started to blow less cold. There is probably a slow leak in the system that I have not had a chance to address yet, because on 8/14/04, I was hit in the rear bumper and pushed under an SUV in front of me. Except for the accident damage, the car is in outstanding condition, drives and handles perfectly and I continue to use it and drive it everywhere. The front end damage seems limited to scuffing of the right fender, bumper, wheel, headlight cover and a bit of the hood, and light dimpling of the top of the fender and seems to be easily repairable. The rear is pushed in a bit on the right side, but would be more expensive to fix since the right inner panel of the trunk and floor of the trunk started to crumple a bit. The right rear quarter panel is buckled, but there does not appear to be damage in the door area. From what I can see, the damage appears to be cosmetic and does not seem to affect the functioning of the car. Even all the lights and the trunk lock work fine! This car seems perfect for (1) someone who was handy enough to do the repairs, (2) to set up for track use, (3) to drive as is or (4) for parts. This car has always been babied. The car is in Southern CA, near LA. I have a clear title and am looking to get $20,000 for the car, as is. Let me know if this interests you.
Thanks,
Mike
I have a 1991 silver NSX with only 58,800 original miles. It has the 5 speed transaxle number J4A4-1002176 which is not in the snap ring failure range. I’ve installed OEM keyless entry, overhauled all the Bose speakers and both window regulators and recently replaced the battery. The water pump/hose recall work has been performed. The a/c evaporator was replaced several years ago and the a/c has been working fine until a few months ago when the a/c started to blow less cold. There is probably a slow leak in the system that I have not had a chance to address yet, because on 8/14/04, I was hit in the rear bumper and pushed under an SUV in front of me. Except for the accident damage, the car is in outstanding condition, drives and handles perfectly and I continue to use it and drive it everywhere. The front end damage seems limited to scuffing of the right fender, bumper, wheel, headlight cover and a bit of the hood, and light dimpling of the top of the fender and seems to be easily repairable. The rear is pushed in a bit on the right side, but would be more expensive to fix since the right inner panel of the trunk and floor of the trunk started to crumple a bit. The right rear quarter panel is buckled, but there does not appear to be damage in the door area. From what I can see, the damage appears to be cosmetic and does not seem to affect the functioning of the car. Even all the lights and the trunk lock work fine! This car seems perfect for (1) someone who was handy enough to do the repairs, (2) to set up for track use, (3) to drive as is or (4) for parts. This car has always been babied. The car is in Southern CA, near LA. I have a clear title and am looking to get $20,000 for the car, as is. Let me know if this interests you.
Thanks,
Mike
