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For Sale 06 Silverstone S2000 in Brooklyn NY
03-06-2012, 07:35 AM
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Have a bill from pep boys when I changed to winter tires in Dec 2011 with mileage noted...
03-06-2012, 07:31 PM
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Thanks, Carfax comes up with 2 accidents 2006 and 2007. Where was it hit and what was damaged each time ? Please and thank you.
11/04/2006 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA
Police Report ACCIDENT REPORTED (Case #:9690)
03/14/2007 CA
State Agency ACCIDENT REPORTED, Event Date is date reported to AutoCheck
11/04/2006 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA
Police Report ACCIDENT REPORTED (Case #:9690)
03/14/2007 CA
State Agency ACCIDENT REPORTED, Event Date is date reported to AutoCheck
03-06-2012, 09:34 PM
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Thanks, Carfax comes up with 2 accidents 2006 and 2007. Where was it hit and what was damaged each time ? Please and thank you.
11/04/2006 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA
Police Report ACCIDENT REPORTED (Case #:9690)
03/14/2007 CA
State Agency ACCIDENT REPORTED, Event Date is date reported to AutoCheck
11/04/2006 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA
Police Report ACCIDENT REPORTED (Case #:9690)
03/14/2007 CA
State Agency ACCIDENT REPORTED, Event Date is date reported to AutoCheck
03-07-2012, 04:08 AM
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Can the car be started to verify the motor runs properly? Where is the car now and are you willing to take it to a Honda dealer to have a tech go over it before I put in an offer ? I'll pay for the inspection if you get it there.
03-07-2012, 10:42 AM
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No can't be started (no starter button), and has no seats or steering wheel so can't be taken to dealer either. However I've decided to rebuild it myself. Once rebuilt, it will be startable but will me more expensive...
03-07-2012, 12:31 PM
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You could have it towed to the dealer if you wanted to. $100-$200 tow fee on a $10,000 asking price isn't much of an expense to ensure buyers what they are getting. Heck I'd pay the tow costs if it all checked out a-ok at Honda. Probably best if you rebuild yourself. At this point I am looking at this car as pure salvage given the circumstances
- 2 accidents documented on carfax, unknown extent of damage and unknown quality of repairs performed
- theft recovery
- vandalism
- cannot test motor or transmission to verify they are both in good working order
Best I could offer based on this is $6000 given the cost of replacement parts, risk on my part of buying a car with motor/transmission issues and labour costs required to return this car to driveable condition. Thank you for your time.
- 2 accidents documented on carfax, unknown extent of damage and unknown quality of repairs performed
- theft recovery
- vandalism
- cannot test motor or transmission to verify they are both in good working order
Best I could offer based on this is $6000 given the cost of replacement parts, risk on my part of buying a car with motor/transmission issues and labour costs required to return this car to driveable condition. Thank you for your time.
03-07-2012, 02:45 PM
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Hmmm $10,000 plus insurance check.. your sitting pretty!! what was the buy back $6000? At the end of the day the title will be branded with TMU(true mileage unknown)/NOT ACTUAL MILEAGE and SALVAGE REBUILT.. Rethink your price..