This is a kinda stupid question that im sure has been asked before.

are the R's with low production #'s worth more ?

I would think so ?

but anywase just wondering.

Thanks

 

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definitely not dood

if they are Opie and Double A are rich....oh and Apexi too

 

Ive wondered this myself. But with no way of telling how the numbers were actually made (seeing that they dont match up to the VIN) then I would imagine that they dont hold any significant value and are just a random number that honda put on the car, to maybe make us feel special.

 

All R's are created equal.

 

Yeah the lower #ed ones are worth more...

I have #026 of 2001. hehehe

 

Why the **** would they be???

If you can prove that you have the FIRST car of the production line for any given year of an ITR, well, maybe. But you can't. ITR 98-0001 may not be first off the line, given the fact that honda seems to have arbitrarily assigned numbers, and the engine block codes are close but dont match.

IMO, the #'s don't have any relationship to the production order/number. And I don't think anyone on this board has been able to prove that statement wrong.

 

2001 VIN 00001 is now a carcass but the heart and soul will live on in a 98.
does this 98 become worth more?

 

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Having a bad day, Chris?

 

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Having a bad day, Chris? </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yea seriously, but you do have a good point.

 

i was just wondering

thanks

 

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Aww shucks, 98's #'s 97&98 gettin' props y0!