1993 Nissan NX2000 - Episode 1: Introduction and Inspection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2023
- Another obscure automobile in desperate need of a restoration has simply fallen into my lap (or I purchased it sight unseen online 4.5 years ago from halfway across the country). This my friends is a 1993 Nissan NX2000, the spiritual successor to the Pulsar NX and a near mechanical clone to the more popular Nissan Sentra SE-R (B13). Let's see what' s in store for this project. #nissan #sr20 #carproject
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When's the last time you saw one of these bad boys on the road? Have any of you owned one in the past or currently?
Think I raced one of these in my former Geo Storm GSi. I won, so there is that...
I'd kill to get my hands on a decent Storm GSi. They are pretty similarly spec'd...would make for a good head to head.
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IIRC the suspension was designed by Lotus. True or not it was a very nimble and accurate and a lot of fun to drive with it's 7,200 redline. I sold it to buy a Stealth TT.@@autoobsessivegarage
Yes, the 1.6 and the gti. Soon i will get my third and i want to convert it to awd. Got big plans with it 😁
@@roybergman Please keep me updated on that project!
I had a white ‘93 in high school in 1996. I was trying to dig half a joint out of the ashtray and veered off the road into a ditch, jumped a driveway culvert, and went through a telephone pole. I loved that car…
At least she went out in a blaze of glory hahaha.
1:58 ..... those V-R4s are spectacularly beautiful! NX is an underrated gem .... love that your bringing life back to the little screamer 👌
Agree with your views one hundred percent! It’s by duty at this point to return these forgotten gems back to road-going condition.
I love all these 90s sport compacts. Sadly in the midwest rust ate all these cars away I never see these at all.
Same with where I grew up in New England…the rust monster is always hungry. Gotta bring back to life as many as a I can.
I had a black '93, loved the T-Tops, even tho they leaked bad, hated the front lights. It was pretty slow, still fun to drive and a head turner
They are very interesting looking cars for sure. My handling mods have certainly increase the speed in the corners…but straight line is nothing to get too excited about.
Hello, first time on channel. I have one nx2000 gti in 🇵🇹 Portugal. I'm staying for the journey! Loveeee those oem wheels
Welcome! Nice, what year and color is yours?
@autoobsessivegarage 1992, imported to portugal in 2001. Original, it was white. Now it's silver and I think it looks way better. I'm counting on repainting the silver this year.
Forgot to mention, I also have a dark one, 1.6 not driving at the moment. It was a barn find, with a interesting history
Man, I bought a '92 in 2006 when I was 17, and it has been my favorite care to this day. Michigan, however, took a harsh toll on it. I would buy one in a second if I found one.
Probably bought it for pocket change back then too. What color was it?
@@autoobsessivegarage I paid $2500 for it. Black with 120k miles on it, and was about as loaded as it got for the car. Power everything, good A/C, T-tops, all worked well. However, rear wheel wells rotted out and I sold it to a friend not knowing how rare they were. That SR20 always surprised everyone.
I still drive my 91 NX. I love it.
Heck yeah. Stock or modified?
@@autoobsessivegarage out of the box original except for the radio.
Love this channel.
Thanks for the love and glad you’re enjoying it!
these little things are rad, I've had the pleasure of seeing 2 in the wild, at separate times. The only reason I noticed was because I, too, love the obscure turdboxes. Looking forward to see what you cook up for this little NX
Should be quite the handling machine when I’m through with it.
They are serious head turners when they are out and about.
My dad had one when I was a kid it was a manual burgundy color
Your dad had some fantastic and interesting taste.
There was a black one that frequented my local autocross, but beyond that ive never seen any others
Seems like a perfect place to spy one…I’m sure many were converted to track cars and didn’t love long lives.
I owned a 92 that I bought in 1998. It rotted from the inside and I had to get rid of it. Check your rear wheel wells. I ended up changing it for 2001 Sentra SE in 2003 and had loads of fun with it. Did an SR20VE swap in it myself. Good times.
Looks like you are missing the trunk cover by the way.
Curious to see what you will do with it. I know this is 5 months old, so I will search through your channel.
Loved my NX.
Yeah these things lived rust. This one is pretty damn rust free and I got lucky with that. No trunk cover and it’s all good in the name of weight reduction haha. Simple handling mods, catching up on maintenance , and making her look better is the grand plan.
@@autoobsessivegarage Thanks for saving her! She looks pretty clean considering her age. There were not many out there to start with. Even rarer now.
I got 3 of these in northern Virginia lmao, dope little car. Lmk if anyone wants one 😂
We have identified an NX2000 hoarder in the house! That’s sweet.
this nissan model was super cheap and almost free took alot of sr20s out of this car and transplanted to others lol
You savage! True though. The NX was never as popular as the Sentra SE-R and G20. You successfully made them even rarer haha.
I have 1992 nx2000 sr20de 2.0L ,,,,Tell me a good brands for the rack and pinion boots,,,,please
I’ve had good luck with various brands. I usually source them on Rockauto.