kissmycooly

Hi! I'm new here and will submit my first post today. Unfortunately, it's not a happy post, but I'm hoping with the support of other S2000 fans/owners, I can find the thieves that stole my custom CF hardtop, center console, shift knob and boot, busted my passenger side window.

Quick intro...
I bought my 2007 GrandPrix White S2000 on Halloween 2006. I have been in love ever since. Have taken great pride and care of owning this vehicle.

As recent as 2 year ago, I have been the victim of thievery. It all started back in May 2016 when some one (or few) came to my home and stole the wheels off the car, leaving my S2000 on milk crates and bricks.
Was able to find used stock wheels and got myself back on track.

This past Monday, January 22, 2018, thieves came back! Even with video surveillance, they managed to break into the car, unbolt my custom painted Flat Black Carbon Fiber hard-top, swiped the cup holder/center console and took the shift knob and boot. I'm heart broken and pissed the $%@# off!
I will post some pictures to give you an idea of what it looks like before and after.

Please help me catch these thieves!!! Let's serve them a slice of justice!

Yours truly,
S2000 lover, KissMyCooly

kissmycooly

THE AFTERMATH

licelsior

damn that sucks big time.

kissmycooly

The top was custom from frame to interior liner. If anyone hears anything, please post reply. Would love to catch the fools!! Thank you!

Langelo DeMysterioso

Could have been much worse. Sorry for your loss. At least you still have the car.
Beware! Someone is watching you


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kissmycooly

This happened in Port Chester, NY by the way. Will be vigilant to prevent this from happening again. We also found prints, so hopefully we got something on these @ssholes!

Dens2k152mph

Time to move or move on to a different car. S2k’s are not safe anywhere public. Sorry to hear hope they get caught. I’ll keep my eyes peeled!!

kissmycooly

I have owned the vehicle for almost 12 years and never had an issue. I guess it may be time to move on.

Chuck S

I hate when this happens but it's just another theft from an unsecured site. Might as well been on the street. Beware of cars following you. It's a common pre-theft practice. Metro NYC seems especially vulnerable.

-- Chuck

jlozano180