Joe/Carlie's NA6 LE #113 - The other NA6
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 6:58 pm
A few months ago my partner Carlie and I semi-decided that we needed a new car. I take my bike to work 3-4 days a week, my NA basically only comes out for track/weekend work, and we use her Prelude as our main car. We'd been talking about replacing the Prelude for 6 months or so, but never really seriously. We'd regularly check the online car sales, but never with any great intent.
Around comes last Wednesday night and up pops this rather cheap Neo Green NA6. 1991, tan leather, presumably an LE; but it wasn't advertised as such. The two of us went out to see it during lunch on Thursday, had a look over it, took it for a drive and then paid a deposit
It wasn't really planned, but it was clean and nicely priced, so why the hell not?
We went out and picked it up first thing this morning, before Carlie dropped me at a Nerf game for the day and she went for a drive. I got home not that long ago and quickly snapped some photos as a 'the day we got it' type thing.
It is most certainly an LE, #113 to be precise. Only modifications are the 16" NB wheels and painted interior parts (which will be rectified soon enough).






And now the part to make you cry.




I'm going to try and clean up the gear knob as good as I can, but I'm not holding high hopes for it. You can't really see it in the photos, but the number at the bottom is unmistakably #113.
Initial plans include a roll bar and another set of wheels, but we'll see how we end up.
Around comes last Wednesday night and up pops this rather cheap Neo Green NA6. 1991, tan leather, presumably an LE; but it wasn't advertised as such. The two of us went out to see it during lunch on Thursday, had a look over it, took it for a drive and then paid a deposit

We went out and picked it up first thing this morning, before Carlie dropped me at a Nerf game for the day and she went for a drive. I got home not that long ago and quickly snapped some photos as a 'the day we got it' type thing.
It is most certainly an LE, #113 to be precise. Only modifications are the 16" NB wheels and painted interior parts (which will be rectified soon enough).






And now the part to make you cry.




I'm going to try and clean up the gear knob as good as I can, but I'm not holding high hopes for it. You can't really see it in the photos, but the number at the bottom is unmistakably #113.
Initial plans include a roll bar and another set of wheels, but we'll see how we end up.