SOLD: '93 NSX - Available now
07-31-2006, 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by speed_bump,Jul 31 2006, 10:16 AM
Apparently it was priced right as it sold very quickly. 
KBB has been on our shit list here at the dealership. they have been WAY off even late model domestics and of course it's never in our favor 
quick example....06 trailblazer...kbb said $23k....they were going at auctions all over the country for around $16-17k
that is definitely not cool.and skip thanks for letting us jack the thread since you have probably sold it already
i'm done.
07-31-2006, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by CrazyCracker82,Jul 31 2006, 07:15 AM
and skip thanks for letting us jack the thread since you have probably sold it already
i'm done.
I just put my NSX up too.
07-31-2006, 08:13 AM
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I'm very sad to not have her in my garage, but you all made some really funny comments in here. 
Auctions or not, the value of an NSX is more often than not incorrectly assessed.
Warren, 132k miles scares you? Do you have any knowledge of the work done on the motor or previous owners? Some idiots are asking way too much for their NSX's- especially in our area. I happened to find one that was way under-priced and visually neglected. I could have made another $2k on this car.
John, sorry. If you called my cell, it doesn't ring here in the basement(where I work). I know that I have several messages in queu, but haven't checked them and the phone is at home right now.
The agreement to sell the car was made Friday- less than two hours after posting this thread. Saturday the car was delivered and cashier's check received. Stan @ Inline Pro is the new owner. I believe they have plans to turbo it.
Thank you, everyone, for the well-wishes and condolences. JsAP1, good luck with your sale.
Auctions or not, the value of an NSX is more often than not incorrectly assessed.Warren, 132k miles scares you? Do you have any knowledge of the work done on the motor or previous owners? Some idiots are asking way too much for their NSX's- especially in our area. I happened to find one that was way under-priced and visually neglected. I could have made another $2k on this car.
John, sorry. If you called my cell, it doesn't ring here in the basement(where I work). I know that I have several messages in queu, but haven't checked them and the phone is at home right now.
The agreement to sell the car was made Friday- less than two hours after posting this thread. Saturday the car was delivered and cashier's check received. Stan @ Inline Pro is the new owner. I believe they have plans to turbo it.
Thank you, everyone, for the well-wishes and condolences. JsAP1, good luck with your sale.
07-31-2006, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by speed_bump,Jul 31 2006, 09:55 AM
KBB on limited number cars is worthless. There is not a big enough market for an accurate $$$$ to show up.
but will look for another person pricing off that!
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