2002 Honda S2000 Convertible 6 Speed Manual on 2040-cars
New York, New York, United States
2002 Honda S2000 in great condition.
Here are some of the specs: - 2002 AP1 Honda S2000 in NFR Red - Car is completely stock with the exception of a K&N Intake - Miles: 151,XXX - Clean NY Title - 6 Speed Manual - Runs smooth and pulls strong, no issues at all - Has AP2 Rims - Small tear on the roof due to normal operation of raising and lowering the top on the passenger side - Overall in very good condition - normal wear and tear for a 12 year old car Maintenance recently done: all fluids, pads and rotors, belts, valves adjusted, all new filters (air/cabin) and clutch was replace less than 10k miles ago. This car is a garage queen as it is mainly a summer weekend car for me. The Autocheck shows a possible rollback, however this was a clerical error made by the DMV. I have paperwork to prove the mileage on the car is accurate and true. |
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