no more pics of that pls

 

When I see things like this I cant help but think that these cars were someones "Brand new S2000" at some point. Someone was proud to own this car....and now look at them ( i know they went to good use) but...

It looks like the carcase of a dead animal.

It's sad

Chris

 

How about some photos of the finished cars?

 

 

Dam those things are strippeddd

 

We feel that the cars are given a new life and they will be used as they should be. This instead of being parted-out or crushed when there are still useable parts on them. Believe me, I take every nut & bolt off of them for future use as well as 1/4 panels and inner panels. The guys seem to crash a little more than I would like, but it does keep the shop busy.

The blue chassis was the driveline donor for Ian's T-3 car. Here he is in action at this year's Run-Offs:

http://ronleiferman.smugmug.com/gallery/62...393931895_hcPrn

The black chassis was the donor for Rob Hines T-3 car which qualified on the pole for this year's Run-Offs.

http://www.racelabz.com/photo-galleries/img/150.jpg

Also, the radiator supports, apron panel, bumper support and front suspension pieces were used on Alan Himes car after an off-course run-in with the guard rail at Pocono.

http://ronleiferman.smugmug.com/gall...6_QyTnx#P-6-16

We recycle..........................

 

very, very sad, Its crazy that during the early stages of this cars life it graced the dealer lot with single digit miles.

 

I just threw up in my mouth a little

That's just sad... on the other hand: they were obviously crashed previously, and at least every last usable part has been removed and has likely improved other people's S2000s out there

If you happen to come across a good black vinyl center console cover, send me a PM...

 

I approve.

 

aw..