2005 Honda S2000 Base Convertible 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Port Charlotte, Florida, United States
Your looking at a 2005 Honda S2000 AP2. Under the hood is has a 2.2 Liter, 4 Cylinder V-TEC engine, 6-speed manual transmission with currently 110k miles. Runs great with no issues or problems, mechanically sound. This little sports car is perfect for the weekend or even a daily driver. Very fun too drive, non-smoking car. This vehicle is equipped options including full power accessories, leather interior, K&N intake, CD player, cruise control, cold A/C, HID's, ABS, Invidia dual exhaust ($600) and much more. 18" Work Wheels 225/45 front and 265/40 rears. Rear thread has about 90%, front however will need to be replaced soon. Has a silver metallic exterior in good condition, minor scratches and dents here and there. Black leather interior, no rips or tears just some wear on the drivers seat. However the vehicle has a Florida Certificate of Destruction Title, which means it cannot be registered here in Florida state. Some states allow an inspection and for it to be issued a rebuilt title just have to check with your DMV. Was in a previous front end accident and was minor, only had to replace the front bumper and headlights. Hasn't been fixed 100%, still needs a passenger airbag, dash has a hole where a screen use too be (was stolen at auction), and seat belts deployed. Other than that there are no issues what so ever. I require a $500 deposit within end of auction and a full payment within 7 days. If any questions feel free to contact me at 941-268-8960, Alex Thanks for looking and Good Luck Bidding! |
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