2003 Honda S2000 Silverstone Metallic All Red Interior Low Miles Well Maintained on 2040-cars
Opa-Locka, Florida, United States
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2003 S2000 72k Miles Silverstone All Red Interior This car is in great condition. Runs smooth, drives straight. My wife drives it to work everyday. Everything works. No check engine light. There isnt any leaks on the top, their is repaired spots. Has a heated rear glass not plastic. Car gets synthetic oil changes regularly. Has had the spark plugs replaced with OEM plugs as well as the PCV valve and tube. All in all its a great car. Can be and is daily driven. Very fun car and great to drive around town with sunglasses and the top down! This car has a pretty rare combo of Silverstone paint and all red interior. Has a few modifications but no big changes have been made. Mods: K&N Intake kit Rear mufflers IZZE Air pump Delete Wheels 18x8.5 F 18x9.5 R Front Tires 70% Rear Tires 97% Carbon Fiber Radiator cover Airwalker rep lip GC Coilovers OEM optional XM Satellite Radio The Airwalker rep lip in the pic is off the car because its being repainted. The wheels currently on the car are the ones where the car doesnt have the lip. (5 spoke wheels) Title on hand rebuilt (Due to hit on the rear left corner). Price 10.9k OBO If you are serious please PM me and I'll message you my number. |
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