1998 Acura Nsx Targa on 2040-cars
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States
I keep this car stored indoors the title is clean never been in a accident the runs and
drives like a rocket very fun to drive. I have priced the car lower because of the paint color these cars sell for
the low 70k range with this mileage so there is plenty of room to have it painted again back to the original color
or Red. I don't have any of the original parts as the mods to the car were done before I bought it.
Here is what has been done.
Painted Chrome illusions Prism fire by DuPont directly by there painters.
Paint does have a few blemishes but still looks amazing I get ton's of complements on it.
Big Brake kit and vent kit for cooling
4 way adjustable shocks
( car is sitting high need shocks adjusted to lower )
Every thing else on the car is in great condition , the interior is very clean I think most people would find the
car to be very very clean.
Thanks for looking
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