"Unofficial" NSX Rolling pics • Post your rolling photos!

[xPhantom]

 

[bonhamsurf]

I wish I could post a ton, here's a couple of recent ones...

 

[QPDO]

Confirmed. I must take my NSX and move to Hawaii. Yup, I must.

 

[myw]

very awesome.

One I took of PoKnow

 

[davidf]

Weird, the angle of the front wheel is off with the angle of the steering wheel.

Thanks, it is awesome; we won't get in any trouble as the car was not even started and it was traveling less than 3mph... I may give away too much of my photographer's trade secret now

 

[moprblms]

Headlight mod looks amazing really helps the car look more modern IMO

 

[NSX209]

 

[myw]

^ some lovely images there. that yellow 91 looks amazzzzzing.

 

[bonhamsurf]

Headlight mod looks amazing really helps the car look more modern IMO

Thanks I agree. Its one of the best mods ive done to it

 

[bonhamsurf]

Confirmed. I must take my NSX and move to Hawaii. Yup, I must.

Lol its def beautiful, but Oahu is a very small island for my 612whp

 

[QPDO]

Lol its def beautiful, but Oahu is a very small island for my 612whp

If that isn't a first world problem, I don't know what is. Haha. Beautiful car!

 

[TURBO2GO]

Page 16 of this thread is a winner

 

[k0ukim0nster]

Amazing photos!

 

[diddy]

is that second white nsx a widebody?

 

[NSX209]

^ some lovely images there. that yellow 91 looks amazzzzzing.

Thanks. How were you able to figure out its a 91?

 

[racer9x]

He has magical powers, lol :biggrin:

 

[MexiRicer]

He has magical powers, lol :biggrin:

Pop ups + the VIN gave it away

 

[racer9x]

Mexi,I think he owns the yellow one on the pic's which has fixed headlights and if myw made out the vin # just from those pic's, he must then indeed has magical powers :smile:

 

[myw]

LOL guys... nsx209 i was in serious talks of buying the car when you bought it, i was working on a weekend when the prev owner msged me to confirm that the car was confirmed to be sold to you (i remember having to keep a straight face and be productive after i found out hte news)

nice to know that it fell into good hands.

Thanks. How were you able to figure out its a 91?

He has magical powers, lol :biggrin:

 

[bngl3rt]

Somewhere in CA...

 

[rbilder]

Here are two taken in November 2013. Near Gretna, NE, just before the first snow.

 

[diddy]

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[Dynamic-uzed-auto]

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What did you do with your old set?

 

[diddy]

What did you do with your old set?

they're sitting in my garage.

 

[Hapa88]

QPDO- photographer made a fatal flaw and didn't include you in the rig shots. Unless you were going for "Ghost Riding the Whip."

TE NSX- Love the color!

Haha... good eye. He figured the tint would cover the fact that I wasn't in fact driving... while he used me as a grunt pushing the NSX for more stable rig shots. :redface:

There's few things off I noticed..
It's a mirrored shot because the car should be Left-hand drive for Canada and the gas cap should be on the other side of the car (regardless if it's really RHD or LHD).
Also, the NSX emblem in the brake caliper is facing the wrong way. The N should be at the top, the X at the bottom (basically should be rotated 180 degrees).