2_and

Description:

Honda s2000
Monte carlo blue colour / late 1999 model / only done 33000 km / service every 5000km

-Full veilside wide bodykit
-19 inch Rims Dronnel D-power (lighweight wheels)
-Apexi Vtec controller
-Single Custom catback exhaust system (2,5 ')
-DC sports header
-Custom Cold Air intake
-Extreme Heavy Duty CLutch ( used under 700 km)
-Eibach lowering spring

Modification itself cost more than $10000 ,
Very well maintaned

PRICE : $ 47000 Ono

Serious Buyer only please !!
email me @ two_and@yahoo.com

2_and

forgot to mention, car located in melbourne..... ;D

2kturkey

Hope it's cheap, those modifications only detract from the vehicle in my eyes.

hlau

No offence, but I keep thinking the Veilside rear bumper makes it look like someone has set off a firecracker and blown the jaw off someone's face.

2_and

hmmm i dunno what u talking about

2kturkey

Ok, I'll spell it out.

Body kit looks naff and suggests it has been put on to hide previous accident damage - any potential owner would have concerns about the vehicle as a result of this.

19" wheels adversely affect ride and handling and will reduce overall performance.

Engine/mechanical mods would make a potential owner wary that the car has been thrashed to death by the current owner - why else would someone modify their vehicle this way if they didn't plan on driving it hard.

AusS2000

The equation works like this: For every dollar you spend modifying your car, take a dollar off the resale price.

You spent $10K modifying your car. So expect to sell it for it's market value (perhaps $40K) minus $10K = $30K.

I'm not knocking mods. Hell, I've done a few myself. But if you think cars are a bad investment mods leave them for dead.

fisting dwarves

What an delightful poster 2kturkey can be.

I have a view about most cars- whether I think they look good or not- but if it's a 'for sale' thread, it's not particularly nice for someone to come along and bag the vehicle.

Anyway.

2_and, good luck with the sale. Is there an asking price?

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RedRover

2_and, In order to help you with the sale I suggest you get some new photos. The background in those two shots looks like Hoonsville. Railway tracks and grafitti give the wrong impression.

Also, it might be a good idea to use some standard (or different) wheels for the photos. Those 19 inch wheels will not help the sale.

#69

I think there will be a reasonable number of buyers out there who want an S with similar mods and may prefer one thats been modified by the previous owner as it normally works out cheaper for them. Plus it's a proven 13sec car which will help attract buyers from the target market.

2 and: Best of luck with the sale, however I think to get the most money out of the sale your best off returning the car to stock or near stock (if you still have the original parts) and selling them off separately.

2kturkey: WRT mods and driving hard; do you think that buyers think that many S's aren't given a bit of stick at frequent intervals?