2004 Honda S2000 Silverstone Metallic on 2040-cars
Nesconset, New York, United States
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Up for sale is a 2004 Honda s2000 in Silverstone Metallic exterior and Black Leather interior with a rebuilt salvage title. It has 105,528 miles and all maintenance is up to date. The miles will go up slightly due it being driven daily. Everything on the car is in perfect working condition, apart from a new driver it needs nothing. I've owned it for a little over a year and its been a blast to drive this car either with the top down or up, but due my business needing more funds I'm looking to sell this car.
The car was salvaged due to a front left collision damage. Airbags were not deployed. Only the left fender and the front bumper needed replacement. I have the receipts for the parts that were replaced and the work done. The damage was minimal which was the reason why I bought it in first place and trusted with my life for over a year. I do have the pictures of the damage if anyone wants to see them. Mechanically the car is very good condition, there are no leaks, no rattles or anything else. I used the car for commuting to work and it wasn't abused at race tracks or with engine modifications. On the outside, due to age it does have some rock chips and minor scratches, most of them on the hood but overall its in good condition. After a wash and wax the metallic paint shines up very nicely and it catches everyone's attention. The convertible top is in excellent condition with no tears. Wheels have some minor curb rash but all of the tires were changed ~2k miles ago. Interior is very clean with only the driver's seat bolster and the steering wheel showing signs of wear. Overall this a nice, dependable AP2 for a fair price. Cons-The hood is slightly damaged as it’s the original one from the accident, but since it’s a very small misalignment it was left on the car. Hood's can be found for $150-200 but to be honest it hasn't bothered me much for over a year so I never had it changed. There is also a small dent on the bottom side of the right rocker panel. Both of these are hard to notice in person unless I point them out. This is a No-Reserve auction. Please bid only if you have the funds available. I'm not interested in trades and please don't send me offers of anything below the listed price. If you have any questions, feel free to send me a message. ***The round spots on the hood and the trunk are water, they're not rock chips or small dents.*** 
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