I had the NSX out Saturday night and Sunday morning too....had to put the slippers on it and put it to bed for the Winter yesterdat afternoon though....what with the snow and all now.

SOLD!!! Thanks Midwest SCC!

Saw on Prime that someone is getting your car. BTW, are those leatherseats.com seats? I like the black and tan two-tone. think that might be what I do when the time comes to reupholster.

I like the XJ220



$250K

If it is a dealer they will not sell you the car without proof of insurance, MI or IN. I was under the presumption that he was prepared to buy, not just going to look.

A little correction...

1- Go to Michigan and hand over the cash, take the signed title and the car with you back to?? Ohio maybe? Have insurance before you purchase the car.
2- Take car to the DMV/BMV of the state you are going to register it in.
3- Register car, apply for title, pay tax and tag (make sure you have proof of insurance with you)
4- (when everything checks while you are sitting there) DMV gives you a license plate for the car, current tag for license plate and mails you your title in about 6 weeks.

Took me about 20 minutes at the Elkhart downtown branch when I registered the NSX, it had a Utah title. What took so long....me digging to find my DD-214 for Veteran Plates.....it was buried in my paperwork when I got there and took me a few minutes to find it in my military jacket (personnel folder).

Actually they can do that at the BMV now, but you have to take the car with you when you register it. They just step outside, check the VIN and resume their paperwork.

I am selling an Alpine CDA-9811 CD/WMA/MP3 Head Unit, Alpine XM Tuner and Alpine 6-Disk CD/WMA/MP3 changer that I removed from my NSX. It is a great head unit and great system altogether. Everything was it working order when I removed it last week.

Question: If it is so great, why are you selling it?

Answer: Because it has green illumination, and I wanted something in red so I replaced it with a lesser quality Clarion DXZ275MP that I had purchased for my truck a couple of years ago and never installed. I put it in the NSX because it had red illumination.

Head Unit: Alpine CDA-9811

• detachable, fold-down face
  
• 3-color display with green button illumination
  
• plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs
  
• plays MP3 and Windows Media (WMA) files
  
• displays MP3 text
  
• CD Text
  
• 0-bit mute (mutes output when no audio signal is detected)
  
• MaxTune SQ tuner
  
• 12 FM/6 AM presets
  
• station title memory
  
• Bass Engine Plus (bass center frequency, width, and level, plus treble center frequency and level adjustments, as well as 4-channel digital time alignment and a 3-position, 12dB/octave crossover, subwoofer level and phase control)
  
• Media Xpander
  
• XM Satellite Radio controls (XM Radio subscription, tuner, antenna required to receive the satellite radio signal.)— service is available only in the lower 48 states, not available in Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories
  
• CD changer controls for Alpine Ai-NET changers only
  
• optional auxiliary input
  
• MOSFET internal amp
  
• 4-volt front, rear, and subwoofer preamp outputs
  
• wireless remote
  
• clock
  
• 23 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels
  
• CD frequency response 5-20,000 Hz
  
• CD signal-to-noise ratio 105 dB
  
• FM sensitivity 9.3 dBf
  

XM Tuner: Alpine TUA-T020XM

• hide-away XM tuner module (must be connected to an Alpine CD receiver with XM tuner controls or the CRA-1667RF FM modulator)
  
• XM channel, program, artist, or song name displays on Alpine receiver's (or the modulator's) display
  
• XM Satellite Radio offers over 100 channels of digital-quality music, news, sports, and entertainment
  
• dimensions: (tuner) 6-13/16"W x 1-7/16"H x 7-7/8"D
  

CD Changer: Alpine CHA-S634

• plays CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, and MP3 files on CD-R/CD-RW
  
• disc naming for 80 discs (text compatible receiver required)
  
• MP3 ID-3 tag and CD Text decoding
  
• 5-position adjustable mounting from 0-90 degrees
  
• CD frequency response 5-20,000 Hz
  
• CD signal-to-noise ratio 105 dB
  
• 17-1/2' connection cable included
  
• dimensions: 10-1/16"W (12-3/8" with bracket) x 2-1/2"H x 6-9/16"D
  

Includes 2 Ai-Net cables for connecting the XM Tuner and Changer and also an XM car antennae.

Price: $350 for the set + shipping.

You should list you car over at NSX Prime too. You know, like minded people.

HEY....I had a Mustang in high school. Exactly like this...



Only mine was black. 1986 LX Notchback (coupe) with a 302 and 5-speed. Wish I would have kept it...there were only 6700 "LX 5.0" produced in 1986 as opposed to 51K Mustang GTs. So it was a fairly rare car (as far as Mustangs are concerned)....the 1st year of the LX 5.0 and last year of the four headlights.