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2001 Honda S2000 Mint Condition, Garaged, And Over $5k In Recent Maintenance! on 2040-cars

US $10,400.00
Year:2001 Mileage:136030
Location:

Dacula, Georgia, United States

Dacula, Georgia, United States
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 Cleanest 2001 S2000 out there with over $5000 in recent dealer maintenance. Price is fantastic for the condition of the car, you may find an S2000 out there for a few hundred less but you will be spending at least a few thousand to get it in this condition and you may still not have a maintenance history. I am firm on the price.

Always garaged, dealer maintained and not abused.
No dents, scratches, paint fade, not a single spot of curb rash on any of the 4 original wheels, always garaged and looks like a new car. Interior is perfect, no tears and very clean. 135k miles. Excellent smooth powerful, leak free engine, very smooth shifting transmission with no grinds or issues. Excellent recent brakes, no vibrations. Everything works and is in excellent shape with no issues whatsoever, all tires are good, rear are almost new. Headlights are crystal clear, interior carpet is flawless (Always used rubber mats over the floormats) Car is a Georgia car since new. Carfax available and the carfax price adjustment is +$1,250 over book value. I am the second owner don't want to sell it, but we are building a house and the third car has to go.
The car has the following work with receipts performed in the past few months, all by Honda.
New rear tires - $525.39
New clutch, pressure plate, release bearing - $1498.90
Clutch master cylinder, slave cylinder - $750.00
New OEM top with glass rear window - $2,500.00
Newer air filter, AC filters, brakes.
That's over $5,500 worth of maintenance in the past 7000 miles. This is maintenance you won't have to do with this car, but may have to with other S2000's.

I may consider trading for a track loader to do some land clearing.
Call me with any questions or to see the car.
Cornel - 404-917-six zero three zero

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