2003 Honda S2000 Base Convertible 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
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For sale is my 2003 Honda S2000. The car does have a rebuilt title, due to a fender bender on front end. It is meticulously repaired and maintained in the last one year that I have owned it. I did a bunch of scheduled maintenance and minor mods recently including brand new tires and a new hardtop. The reason why I am selling is to buy a 993 finally and do not have space for two S2000s. Below is the detailed description of the car and its mods and recent maintenance done to it. MY2003 Honda S2000. 161,xxx miles Sebring Silver with black interior. Mods: Mugen hardtop painted berlina black. ASM Style Bumper by Shine. Seibon carbon fiber trunk. Maintenance: Valve adjustment done less than 1000 miles ago. Compression check done with healthy numbers on all 4 cylinders. Regular 3000 mile oil changes. Did full fluid flush last oil change. New oem pads. Tires have about 2000 miles on them. Lifetime alignment with firestone. Recently detailed the whole car and carpets steam cleaned. Cons: Rear bumper has a 2 inch scratch on it and paint is chipped. One of the headlights has a tiny bit of dirt inside it. Softop isn't in mint shape, but hardtop is brand new. Right front wheel has a rash. |
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