In LA I feel like 3 of 4 S2000's I see are 100% stock.

 

I removed the black windshield tape...no longer stock?
Levi

 

I bought a Mugan HT, smoked side markers, and Voodoo shift knob, not stock anymore I guess lol.

 

I see a lot of stock S2000's in my area, probably about half and half so I can believe it (although I think their definition of stock may not be bone stock)

 

"looking" stock and actually being stock are 2 different things.

The state of Pennsylvania and my insurance carrier have no idea what I have done to my car. To them it's just a 2000 S2000 that's black and has 60K miles on it.

Where do you get your numbers?

 

Same here in MN. I'm probably wrong though, who knows.

 

BONE stock here. i mean, i have a non stock radio and amp. but otherwise, stock...so wait...not stock.

darcy

 

Well mine is stock, but the previous owner switched out AP1 things with AP2 things like the radio and the rims. Also I have a mugen replica hardtop.

 

Tough to define "stock" unless it's truly "bone stock"

I'd define it as including mods that are easily reversed--- like radios and wheels and such (especially if one has kept the OEM parts).

To me, if someone has bolted on a picnic table rear wing or wide fenders or done stuff like removing their cruise control to "clean up their engine bay", it's no longer stock or easily converted back without doing things like filling holes and repainting

It's the folks who have done the latter who may enjoy their mods now but will really take a big hit if they try to sell their car. Tough to sell unless the buyer specifically wants a car with those mods.

(you can tell I'm biased---as a long time owner, it's very sad to see newer buyers treat the S2K as the "new civic" and rice it out rather than enjoy the car as Honda built it)

 

Mine has 22800 miles on the clock, & is stock right down to Honda oils & filters.

The only non stock items are the new tyres, the latest Bridgestones.