2005 Honda S2000 on 2040-cars
Opa-Locka, Florida, United States
Hello everyone, up for sale is my 2005 Honda s2000.
It has a completely stock engine, with no modifications whatsoever. I am moving so i decided to sell it. Car runs perfectly, and the interior is completely stock with no modifications. Please read description for more details. SERIOUS BIDDERS ONLY PAYPAL OR CASH ONLY------------- PAYPAL OR CASH ONLY---------------PAYPAL OR CASH ONLY-------------------- PAYPAL OR CASH ONLY ---------LOCAL PICK ONLY----------LOCAL PICKUP ONLY--------------LOCAL PICKUP ONLY ----------------------------------S E R I O U S. B I D D E R S. O N L Y.--------------------------------- PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS. Thank you and Good luck!!!!! |
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