2005 Honda S2000 Base Convertible 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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Immaculate AP2 2005 Honda S2000 Roadster, garaged. Everything is
in great working condition, car has no modifications besides K&N intake and have all original parts that will go along with the sale. Deal was not made on the previous listing, please do research on these cars before making an offer, serious inquires only, for carfax or additional pics and info please get in contact via email or message me through ebay. Please do not waste my time if your not planning on purchasing the car . Thank you for looking !
Additional info: All done this year - Honda original black soft-top and new straps - New Battery -New tires (4) -New Drilled and slotted rotors and brake pads -New car receiver Pioneer DEH-X6600BT -New speakers Alpine SPS-610 -Viper alarm Model 5904v w/ GPS and all Sensors |
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