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[NickReilly063]

I know we are all on this Forum because we love our little Red cars - however credit were credit is due, this is stunning even though it's not my favorite colour for one and still no A/C - I do think they should have put the Red seat in like a white car too.

My view would be Big Money for this one ???

1999 Honda Integra Type R DC2- 12,302 Miles

This Integra Type R is a very low-mileage example of Honda’s celebrated front-wheel-drive coupe, reported to be in exceptional condition. It is powered by the 187bhp 1.8-litre B18C VTEC engine, which revs to 9,000rpm, and is driven through a close-ratio five-speed manual transmission. First...

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[Mark]

Came close to buying one new. Bought a Williams instead. I have still not driven one.

Not my favourite colour either. I only recall seeing them in white or black?

 

[NickReilly063]

They also did Red ones in the UK - again not my favourite Mark.

I was lucky to own one when they were virtually new - I paid £13500 for one in white that was less than a year old in 1999 - fantastic car and reved like crazy.

 

[photo_ed]

They also did Red ones in the UK - again not my favourite Mark.

I was lucky to own one when they were virtually new - I paid £13500 for one in white that was less than a year old in 1999 - fantastic car and reved like crazy.

I'll bet I spotted you a few times back in the day Nick, tearing round your neck of the woods!

 

[Titan]

I will be the first to admit that compared to many others I have only driven a few truly great cars.

Luckily there were a few DC2's around me in the early/mid 2000's,brilliant brilliant cars.

I still don't think there is a much better seat for holding you and comfort than the Recaro SR3.
And yes if it's a Type-R, it has to have a red Recaro seat or the ultra rare Yellow version if you are very lucky

 

[Mark]

They also did Red ones in the UK - again not my favourite Mark.

I was lucky to own one when they were virtually new - I paid £13500 for one in white that was less than a year old in 1999 - fantastic car and reved like crazy.

I guess there were not too many red ones?

The new one that I saw at the time in the showroom was in white. New price was a stretch for me at the time and the Williams was more tempting as I had a Clio 16V at the time.

 

[Mark]

I will be the first to admit that compared to many others I have only driven a few truly great cars.

Luckily there were a few DC2's around me in the early/mid 2000's,brilliant brilliant cars.

I still don't think there is a much better seat for holding you and comfort than the Recaro SR3.
And yes if it's a Type-R, it has to have a red Recaro seat or the ultra rare Yellow version if you are very lucky

Wow the yellow seats look great!

 

[Titan]

Yep, I think they look very well.



Probably can fade a little bit but probably not as much as the more
traditional red.

 

[NickReilly063]

The Integra has now gone live, but after now reading the write up I’m a bit disappointed that it’s not on it’s original paint with only 12k on the clock - however I’m sure it will still bring big money.

It does show how durable our Caspian Red paint is on our little rockets

 

[Titan]

From the description

"For the last seven years, it has been dry stored on a vehicle lift to avoid any weight on the wheels."

I can honestly say, I have never heard of this being done before, keeping the weight off the wheels.

Anyone any ideas of why this might be done or why it might be seen as a good thing?

 

[Big Dave]

Titan.
Yes it can be done to stop the tyres from flat spotting over time.

A mate of mine bought a rare Porsche many years ago, that had been sat for a considerable time, and the tyres were, although inflated had flat spots where they had been sitting, and it took him about 1000 miles before the tyres actually became "round" again...

 

[James__H]

I'd be more concerned with each corner being at full rebound, and the bushes loaded for too long in a condition not representative of a design ride height.

Easier to replace tyres than bushes!