2004 Honda S2000 Base Convertible 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
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Plain and simple car is bone stock original stereo and sounds amazing no cracks and the dash is amazing no cracks as well, and very low mileage and interior is in mint condition except for normal wear on driver seat. Exterior minor scuff on front bumper. My self I replaced the rear bumper. Tires are in good conditions. Ice cold ac. Drives smoothly, never has it had airbags deployed. Two of the rims have some scratches can only be seen close up. Engine revs great shifts smoothly. It has a salvage title in hand because I don't have it registered with the state only inspected up to date, car drives exceptional a future classic. Again no major accident or no airbag deployment all original interior except for shift knob it has a cleaner and nicer one. Its garage kept. Has three custom decals that are exceptional, two on the sides say s2000 and the hood flat black decal going through and can be taken off no problem. No mechanical problems. I am not the first owner but who ever had it kept it in exceptional condition. Smoke free. I've had the car some time now and uff best car ever. Revs great and fast and precise. If you need help shipping let me know. Call me any questions. For payment any way you can pay me. But it can't take longer than seven days and I won't release the vehicle. Drives straight like an arrow. Any information call me at 915 256 6754 or 915 694 6049. Car in el paso texas
On Feb-12-14 at 23:35:17 PST, seller added the following information:Very low mileage currently 66,801 On Feb-12-14 at 23:44:03 PST, seller added the following information:
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