A Dark And Shady World For S2000 Parts ?
Theres so few S2000s out there its difficult to imagine a lot people selling stolen parts for them.
Like the others said, get a VIN # to be sure. There are people out there that have upgraded to an aftermarket kit and do have the parts laying around.
In my experience, its rare to find a panel, or bumper from a junk dealer (for any car) that you can just slap on (they're junked for a reason). Interior stuff may be ok, but I wouldn't want to be sitting in seats that someone died in.
Like the others said, get a VIN # to be sure. There are people out there that have upgraded to an aftermarket kit and do have the parts laying around.
In my experience, its rare to find a panel, or bumper from a junk dealer (for any car) that you can just slap on (they're junked for a reason). Interior stuff may be ok, but I wouldn't want to be sitting in seats that someone died in.
There probably are a lot of stolen chrysler parts out there. The advice of checking the VIN# is a good one. The only problem is with the seats since they don't have a VIN# on them. Look what happened to cdelena.
Originally Posted by lucid,Sep 28 2001, 03:24 PM
Theres so few S2000s out there its difficult to imagine a lot people selling stolen parts for them.
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Originally Posted by SheDrivesIt,Oct 7 2008, 12:40 PM
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