how mint is your S2k?
2002, finally going to break 33k miles this summer. I've got a few garage scars inherent to storing a car in a garage while there is an active child around.
Otherwise "mint". Owned mine for over seven years now, the longest I've ever owned a car. Bought it with 11k miles, so that's about 3k miles a year since.
Otherwise "mint". Owned mine for over seven years now, the longest I've ever owned a car. Bought it with 11k miles, so that's about 3k miles a year since.
Mint? Nope, mine has a few dings and scratches. The center elbow rest is in need of replacement and same goes for the soft top. Wear and tear, I knew it was coming.
Mechanically speaking, it's pretty close to mint. I take great care of my car
Mechanically speaking, it's pretty close to mint. I take great care of my car
My car was mint when I got it three years ago. Every mark is a memory. Like the time that piece of pavement nicked the hood on the way to the windshield. Or the time that **** with a weed wacker didn't pause for me to drive by and a piece of dirt hit my driver fender. Or the time I didn't put my windshield wipers down to lift the hood and I stayed mad at myself all week. And every micro-swirl is one loving car wash too many without polish.
Originally Posted by what4' timestamp='1437067547' post='23682808
Just kinda curious as to who has the oldest S2000 with the least miles on it....
I got a '01 NFR with a little over 60k miles on it.
I got a '01 NFR with a little over 60k miles on it.
1999 NFR 48K miles, 98% standard even down to the original cassette player, and if I say so myself 'mint'

Learned something new today
I got a '00 with 30,8xx on it. It sits in a storage unit and comes out once every month or two. It has 2 minor marks on it from previous owner. Other than that, it's pretty cherry. Been thinking about selling it, but not sure.
Originally Posted by Mr. Slowly' timestamp='1437076582' post='23682988
My car was mint when I got it three years ago. Every mark is a memory. Like the time that piece of pavement nicked the hood on the way to the windshield. Or the time that **** with a weed wacker didn't pause for me to drive by and a piece of dirt hit my driver fender. Or the time I didn't put my windshield wipers down to lift the hood and I stayed mad at myself all week. And every micro-swirl is one loving car wash too many without polish.









