Anyone still active on here? I ended up buying my old s2000 back - so now I have two back into the fleet. I have my 2006 on the east coast now while I am here on course and then I will be bringing it back to the west coast with me after.

 

Halifax, Nova Scotia

 

Howdy,

New S2000 owner (as of last year) in the Lunenburg area. I picked up the car from another site member.
Curious if anyone has any recommendations for S2k mechanics in Nova Scotia? My car works well but I would like to have some names of people to call if I need some work done. Something in Halifax or South Shore area would be awesome.

Thanks!

 

There are several trained techs at Kings County Honda in Kentville that know these cars well. One has been looking after my car for 20 plus years.

 

That's great information, thanks!
Some family friends of mine have a connection to a Honda dealer in the Valley...I will have to see if it's this one.

 

There is only one. Exit 14 Hwy. 101 Coldbrook. Ask for Mike the Service Manager.

 

Been on the forums for a few months, didn’t think there would be something this local on here.

Picked up my 2004 yellow back in March of this year.

Located in Kingston (Annapolis Valley).

any Facebook pages I should take a look at?

 

Black 06 near Windsor

 

Happy New Year to all the Maritime S2000 owners!! May spring come early and covid be gone, so we can actually go where we want when we want!

 

I had visions of driving the S to Nova Scotia and circumventing the island, but that plan was dashed when my wife wanted to see the Viking ruins at the northern tip of Newfoundland at L'Anse aux Meadows. So we flew to St John's instead, rented a car (we were lucky to get one!) and spend a week on the road. Newfoundlander are getting a lot of mileage out of a few depressions in the ground and calling it a Viking settlement, but what the hey! We saw about 400,000 Puffins and Razor-billed Auks at Witless Bay, a couple of humpbacked whales, also a minkie (sp?) whale, a fox, three moose, a black bear, lots of yellow warblers, some eider ducks and a few other things. Newfoundland reminded us of the western rugged coasts of Scotland and Ireland and New Zealand. We liked the paint schemes in the harbor villages. We found the people to be very friendly, something we attribute to long winters and a gig economy. Only saw one Miata, no S. Nothing else passed as a sports car.

I kept looking for Fitzee of Fitzee Fabrications (You Tube Channel), but never figured out where he was located.