Considering an s2000!!
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Considering an s2000!!
Well, I've become somewhat bored with my ws6 and have always entertained the idea of purchasing an s2000.
I probably couldn't swing the money for an AP2, but an AP1 seems very feasible.
Is there anything I should look for, in particular, during my search?
i.e. quirks of certain model years..etc..
The only thing I've heard of is being a weak differential, and to avoid s2k's with the plastic rear window. Anything else?
I probably couldn't swing the money for an AP2, but an AP1 seems very feasible.
Is there anything I should look for, in particular, during my search?
i.e. quirks of certain model years..etc..
The only thing I've heard of is being a weak differential, and to avoid s2k's with the plastic rear window. Anything else?
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Many older S2000's have small tears in the roof. You'll find some w/ a newly replaced roof. Listen for any weird noises or vibrations. Most issues I've seen can definitely be noticed on an attentive test drive.
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Check out my '03 for $12,990. http://goagent.net/s2000/
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just drive the car and look for any signs of abuse...
check your brakes, tires, fluid leaks, tears on the roof/seats and just an overall safety inspection.
check your brakes, tires, fluid leaks, tears on the roof/seats and just an overall safety inspection.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by whatwhatwhoa »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Avoid 00 and 01.
They use the plastic rear window that cracks easily.</TD></TR></TABLE>
They are the best bang for the buck, and with a little time and mechanic skills, you can buy a 02+ glass top cheap and put it on.
They use the plastic rear window that cracks easily.</TD></TR></TABLE>
They are the best bang for the buck, and with a little time and mechanic skills, you can buy a 02+ glass top cheap and put it on.
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or if you want to have a hardtop and youre not going to use the soft top at all, you can remove it with ease, and then not have to worry about any defroster wiring in it
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Chris. »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">or if you want to have a hardtop and youre not going to use the soft top at all, you can remove it with ease, and then not have to worry about any defroster wiring in it </TD></TR></TABLE>
unless u wanna use the defrost on the hardtop
unless u wanna use the defrost on the hardtop
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