Who wants a 97 Type R
02-15-2018, 05:52 AM
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Who wants a 97 Type R
https://m.ebay.com/itm/1997-Acura-In...YAAOSwQwZag0xp
Never thought I would see the day. Don’t think I could ever pay this. What do y’all think?
Never thought I would see the day. Don’t think I could ever pay this. What do y’all think?
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Re: Who wants a 97 Type R
I haven't been on in a while, I still have my R and follow this page .
if I am correct the Badge is not the original it says 00035 shouldn't it say 97035 Im just going on what I learned 18 years ago with the Type R. I could be wrong.
if I am correct the Badge is not the original it says 00035 shouldn't it say 97035 Im just going on what I learned 18 years ago with the Type R. I could be wrong.
01-01-2023, 08:27 AM
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Does anyone know if this eBay listing was for 1997 00035?
I see 00035 is listed for sale with ~15k miles but shows many signs of being higher mileage than that. It has a turbo on it, interior is pretty faded and worn, driver's door pan fabric peeling off, trunk mat in horrible shape, and the shift **** looking like it's so old it needs to be replaced.
Asking price as of today is $65k.
I see 00035 is listed for sale with ~15k miles but shows many signs of being higher mileage than that. It has a turbo on it, interior is pretty faded and worn, driver's door pan fabric peeling off, trunk mat in horrible shape, and the shift **** looking like it's so old it needs to be replaced.
Asking price as of today is $65k.
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