2003 Honda S2000

SOLD

64000 miles on the car!

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I have pics everyone, so send me an email address if you want to see the damage. I did not describe it thoroughly in this ad- the car is NOT driveable. The front driver's wheel broke off in the accident, axle sheared off, and most of it is still attached inside the wheel (rotor, half of caliper, etc). Keep in mind, insurance totaled this car out over this accident and had an ACV (actual cash value) of over $15k for the car. As I said, the motor wasn't touched but the front driver's corner took a hard hit and shifted the front end of the car. The body shop guy described how he would fix it by attaching chain to one side and pulling it back over. If you are considering buying this car, you probably know more about the repairs than I do!!

The windshield got a C-shaped crack (it was new a few months back), the rear bumper got some scratches on the side and lower part, and the exhaust hanger on one side got bent, but the exhaust itself looks entirely fine (Comptech SS system that is no longer made). The hood got puckered on the underside where the fender pushed into it, and slightly pushed against the opposite fender as well, though that fender is is still good (just the mounting tabs got bent). Both fenders are off the car from the insurance survey, but I kept the good fender (pass side). The car did not lose any fluids. The plastic fender well liner was destroyed, and so was the plastic front bumper. The bumper support is fine. The radiator and A/C condenser look fine as well.

Come by and take a look, or talk to Dwayne about what exactly it needs for repairs. I know he would be willing to take on the repair job, but I don't know what he would charge you. He did not think the car should be totaled out, and tried to convince me to repair it. If you have any other questions, ask away!

Sorry to hear about the wreck RJ and I am in no way surprised you already have another one. Not really savvy with Honda stuff, but will the S2k motor fit in a standard Honda (Civic, Accord, etc.)?

Hmmm not sure about that, but I think the K series motors are generally preferred. I don't mind keeping the engine and transmission as backups, to be honest, since I know they are in good shape. A built engine would be a nice addition after my ITB setup gets installed- 100 shot-proof

I'll call my buddy in WA in the morning. He lives for rebuilding S2K's and will probably be all over this. I'll post up or PM you if he's interested. You've got the title free and clear correct?

id love a s2k but i think my wife would kill me if i showed up with another project car. GLWS

So... RJ... let me know if you want to sponser my f-series corolla build... all you have to do is give me the motor and tranny... and ecu and wiring... and gauge cluster...

Good luck with the sale dude! This should go super quick!

Title is free and clear. The S2000 swap into a corolla is definitely a popular choice, and would make quite a screamer. Perhaps you would like to sponsor ME by donating a nice chassis?

I have the title free and clear.

My friend is interested. Please email pics and VIN# to me at proonthasnow@hotmail.com He's making phone calls right now to see what he can do as far as how to get it picked up.

Better yet, call me and I'll come look at it. 406-672-9529

Sounds like theyve got cash in hand, and will probably drive out, rent a dolly and tow it behind their truck home. I'd say about 97% chance they'll buy it.

i am intrested and would like pics please....aarondb2012@yahoo.com is the e-mail