NSX-R Sill Plate, Keep or Not?

[Sudesh]

I have a set of these I'm selling, but put them on my own car to see what they look like, not a huge difference but with my NSX-R updates I'm wondering now should I keep them?
I know the car is not a genuine NSX-R but with all the NSX-R bits I've added and more to come maybe its something worth keeping.

[Papalazarou]

I would sell them. Then take half the money and buy a small flat for rental. I would then put the rest in a high interest account.
This way, you will have a regular income and a lump some for a rainy day.
Just my 2c...

Cheers,

James.

[mutley]

Sudesh,

With all the other things you've done to replicate the NSX-R, I think you should keep them, will add that little bit to the authenticity (even though it isn't really an R).

Jim

[Dave J]

I would sell them. Then take half the money and buy a small flat for rental. I would then put the rest in a high interest account.
This way, you will have a regular income and a lump some for a rainy day.
Just my 2c...

Cheers,

James.

How much would these be, just out of interest

[Sudesh]

I would sell them. Then take half the money and buy a small flat for rental. I would then put the rest in a high interest account.
This way, you will have a regular income and a lump some for a rainy day.
Just my 2c...

Cheers,

James.

You on the beer/wine/social beverage tonite lol

[PeteM]

How much would these be, just out of interest

Well if they can charge £60 for two small pieces of plastic then it's got to be a lot !

Personally I would sell them as the cars chassis ID is what it is so why hide / change it ?

Pete.

[Senninha]

Hi Sudesh,

Leave them up for sale and if they go then you have your answer. In the meantime, let them see sunlight more often by leaving them on your R replica, after all, you do have the rear badge and other parts, so if you do convert dash and install seats they wouldn't actually look out of place.

Enjoy while you can!

regards, Paul

[Sudesh]

Well if they can charge £60 for two small pieces of plastic then it's got to be a lot !

Personally I would sell them as the cars chassis ID is what it is so why hide / change it ?

Pete.

Th NSX-R plate's I have are blank, and If I wanted, I can engrave my OEM chassis to these. There is absolutely nothing special in having your chassis number on the sill plate and my reasons have nothing to do with hiding or changing that fact.

[britlude]

nothing to stop you putting your chassis number in one slot, and 'replica' , 'tribute' or such like in the other....

you have them, it's your car, do what you like!!!

[PeteM]

There is absolutely nothing special in having your chassis number on the sill plate and my reasons have nothing to do with hiding or changing that fact.

I didn't imply you were trying to hide anything mearly that the original sill plate is the cars ID and its visability is a nice OEM touch in my opinion.

I realise that it's a personal preference/choice if you want to fit a Type R ones, just don't personally see the benifit or point in changing the sill plates especially in relation to the cost of them. Surely the whole point of these plates is to display the cars chassis number.

So to reply to the Point of this thread and the question you asked,

Not.

Cheers Pete.