2001 Honda S2000 Convertible 2-door 2.0l - Jdm Motor on 2040-cars
Roseville, Michigan, United States
S2000 Salvage title - 42000 miles - JDM motor - Dynojet Dyno sheets show 215 at the wheels. Built right!
Hit a tree avoiding a deer on passenger side :( I really hate to let her go. SHE Still drives straight and everything is operational. New convertible top. Well taken care of. It may be able to be repaired. Comes with 2 ACT 6-puck high performance clutches and an ACT pro lightweight flywheel. I will be adding detailed pictures soon. |
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