2005 Honda S2000 Silver New Top Valves Adjusted on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
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You are looking at a awesome 2005 Honda S2000. I say awesome because it has been a great car as long as I have had it. I only want to sell it because it is to bright here in San Diego and I have to get out of the Sun. I have included in my auction a bottle of sun screen so, you don't get sunburned when you go for long drives with the top down. I know this is not the first time you have looked at this car so I am not going to bore you with all the standard features because, you know all the AP2's pretty much came all the same. So if you want to go see the standard features go look at some lame dealers listing, It will tell you about the air bags and stuff.
First of all I have never worked on this car myself. All work has been done by different legitimate Honda garages. Stuff I have had done New rear tires 97k miles Front tires 60% 97k miles New 8 way adjustable struts @97k miles (only part not stock on the whole car). $1500.00 New belt @ 98k miles New top last year. Honda top, installed by the people that do the work for SD honda dealers. $1500.00 No leaks 90k service completed Vales adjusted @90k miles Clutch master cylinder replaced a few years ago Drivers side window regulator replace also a few years ago XM satelite radio and pioneer deck with remote. Sub and amp will be sold with the car if the bids reach $11,000. Everything else is stock. California Car since 2009 at least. Never seen snow or ice, since 2009 at least The not perfect stuff All wheels have a little curb rash. Drivers seat is a little worn on side, Couple of door dings, Front skirt has some scratches, steering wheel has some wear, Car Fax says it was in an accident, and 4 reported owners all before me. previous appraisal said clutch is 2/3 gone, Some paint peeling on drivers side rear where top starts (cant even see it in the pics, so small, probably from being repainted previously). Only have one key. I have had this car since 2009, if the oil change people suggested that I serviced something I always would. At the last service they said that the belt had to be changed so I did it. All said and done this car is in great shape. Feel free to come check it out if you are close by. If you have any questions or need more pics let me know. I will ship it when payment is completed and, you set it up and pay. Better if you just fly out here and drive it home. $2000 dollar deposit required with 48 hours of auction is closed. Pay pal ok. for down payment. Bal. due before shipping, obviously. Payment by cashiers check. On Jan-26-14 at 09:10:29 PST, seller added the following information: I forgot there is also one small chip in the windshield. |
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