thegrimone

240 is a car, 250 is the road number, it runs from Richmond to another podunk town in WV. Sorry for the correction but, in this small of a town its an important route.

Heiss M3

So having an NSX makes someone a rich bastard. The bar is set really high in that town apparently.

endemic

between Staunton/Waynesboro on 250 or 340rt.

whoever own a nsx is ballin'

thegrimone

Have you ever been here? 340 does not run through Fishersville either. Route 608 does though.

Lord Humongous

hahahahahahahahahahahaahhahaahahhaha

you fool

endemic

oh yeah i live in waynesboro. 340 is nearly to fisherviille you know when you get out of SD to fisherville. but yeah your right. you live on 245?


word.

thegrimone

I'm going to chalk that one up to a typo, its 254. I live 1/2 mile off of it.

ded

Yup, definitely gotta be rich to roll an NSX, $18k, who the hell could afford that?

https://www.vadriven.com/forums/import-asia-65/1991-nsx-black-18-000-firm-dc5-s-cash-272034/

There's one here on base (I'm in Japan at the moment for work), and it's beat all to hell, people in the states would probably cry to see it in this shape, but it's just somebody's beater here.

Same thing for folks that go crazy over Skylines, they're like Civics over here. I think I've see two or three Civics, but at least a couple dozen Skylines.

dave22

As a general rule, there's no such thing as an NSX for under $30K.

If it's $28K it probably needs $2K worth of work. So yeah. Do the math for that $18K specimen. Anyone who looks twice at that ad will want to avoid that car. But congrats on finding a beat to shit example.

And again, it isn't about price. It's about rarity. There were more Skylines produced in any given year than the entire run of NSXs.

endemic

yeah.. nice i live about 10-15mins from you. What car do you drive? or you ride a bike?