Photography: Acura NSX – Every Boy’s Dream

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Published on Thursday, 2 July 2009

Written by: Vanja K.
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Acura NSX - Every Boy's Dream

Back in 97′ I was some 10 years old, and cars started to get to me in a way I didn’t think was possible until then. You get up in the morning, pick up your mates from school and head towards that boring 6 hours of sitting and learning stuff you didn’t really want. The only thing that could occupy your mind was talking about your neighbours new car. We instantly knew and talked about every piece of the car (even though we didn’t have a clue what we were talking about most of the time), the engine, brakes, top speed, leather interior and everything that a 10 year old could. We had posters on the walls. All of the walls! There were Lambo’s, Ferrari’s, Porsche’s and so on, but there was one car that was really occupying us as kids. The Acura NSX! Or in our parts of the world, the Honda NSX was the name.

The car that looked like a Ferrari, but wasn’t one? Oh dear, it was the jackpot! First seeing it, with German number plates, memorizing it’s every number, getting to the point where we found out it used VTEC (variable valve timing and lift electronic control), learning that it had a V6 engined, getting to know the fact about it’s mid-engine placement. Wooooooow … those were the days! After that, some of us forgot everything about cars, switched to football, basketball, handball and girls. But some of us didn’t ever forget the sound of the VTEC raging powered by that aluminum V6 engine in it’s back.

Last week I got a nice message from William Stern, talking to me about his photoshoot of the Bentley GT he has done for 360 forged, but in the process of getting those photos I found out that he has done a photoshoot of every boy’s dream. The Acura NSX !!! I instantly memorized it, got it on my laptop and went in the process of resizing it to be published on our website. A car like this surely deserves to be shown to our loyal readers. To get in touch what you looked at as a boy, to get those childhood memories back to life. So here it is, a high resolution photoshoot of an Acura NSX here on our website. The photographs are done for a wheel company named System Forged, who’s wheels and cars we already featured here.

Acura NSX - A Boys Dream

Acura NSX - A Boys Dream
Acura NSX - A Boys Dream
Acura NSX - A Boys Dream
Acura NSX - A Boys Dream
* The photographs are copyrighted by William Stern and may not be republished without prior permission from the author. Please do not direct link to the images, link to the article instead, our bandwith is not endless.

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6 Comments »

  • Industrial Thinking said:

    Wooooooow you just posted my dream car, nice work :)

  • ToniBBB said:

    Wow I can totally agree with you on that part about being a childhood dream, and the photos are awesome once more! Great work done, keep it coming :)

  • Njave said:

    Ah thanks! I always find it interesting to look at William Stern's work, and we are glad to post it here, for our readers to enjoy it :)

  • Darren said:

    This is truly a dream car, every kid back in the 90's was dreaming of having it. It was shoulder to shoulder with a Ferrari, Porsche or Lamborghini these days.

  • Njave said:

    This is one nice ride, and the photos look nice also :)

  • Photography: Acura NSX - Every Boy's Dream | Seriously Japanese said:

    [...] This is a story that was originally posted at My Car Portal [...]

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