will a 1997 integra type r be a collectors car?
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will a 1997 integra type r be a collectors car?
or will it be just like a 98, 00,and 01? more or less is there a way of finding out true # of type rs sent in 97? this is what ive been told:
97=300
98=1025
00=1500
01=1500
also is there any way of finding out how many 97s are still left with a clean title? or how many that have been wrecked? if you had a 97 would it be better to keep all stock?
97=300
98=1025
00=1500
01=1500
also is there any way of finding out how many 97s are still left with a clean title? or how many that have been wrecked? if you had a 97 would it be better to keep all stock?
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Well, I think we can safely assume that there are less than 300 left with clean titles
I certainly think that '97 ITR's should be considered collectible cars, and that a pure stock vehicle can be of higher value. This situation is likely to be amplified as time passes.
I certainly think that '97 ITR's should be considered collectible cars, and that a pure stock vehicle can be of higher value. This situation is likely to be amplified as time passes.
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Of course the '97s will be most valuable. That's the year with the fewest, and its the only year that is any different from 98,00,01. Not to say the other R's won't be collector's items, but the '97 will be the MOST sought after. After that, I think all CW's will be most valuable and most sought after.