It's clean, but look carefully at the engine compartment. The hoses and wire harnesses were cut. I mean, why make their job harder when they have to put it back together?

I'll be watching eBay.

BTW: Cannonbear,

What's the VIN (or last four digits of the VIN)? In the off chance some parts show up and the thieves were careless.

 

Well thanks for the support, it was stolen while i was at dinner with my cousin. THey just found it yesterday and the insurance is going to look at it soon.

I probably won't buy the shell or anything like that, to tell you the truth i' done with honda and the theives that come with the scene.

*sigh*

 

We could stop this by cutting the hand(s) off the thieves the first time we catch them. The second time the penalty is death.

 

I'm very sorry about this. I'll be watching on the net, too.

 

Cannonbear, sorry for your loss. I understand how you feel about getting another Honda. Although the S2000 draws a much older crowd than other Hondas, the parts are still interchangeable with cheaper and older Hondas, which makes it so highly valued in the community of theives. I know that if for some reason my car was stolen and ended up like this, I don't think I'd get another S2000. The "immobilizer" technology is just too outdated.

 

sorry to be the sore thumb, but can you be a bit more descriptive?


Like how long was the dinner? Where'd you park your car? Parking lot? I"m just in disbelief that it could have taken them so little time to jack your beauty..

 

Sorry to see this. What a waste of a perfectly good new car.

 

Sooo Sorry to see that man; It looks real bad; I can't imagine the feeling! Good luck !

 

Dang... sorry!! Hopefully everything will turn out for you.

-Alan