Seems a shame & not totally understood why this S2000 will never be driven. Certificate of Destruction is usually issued to a flood damage car or one deemed unsafe/not repairable.

http://www.74auto.com/vehiclesDetail.php?8319

 

Probably fine for track use though with some modifications and inspection.

 

let's see...i'll take the rims, front bumper...you're right- its a perfect candidate for track use.

darcy

 

Rear bumper has damage, although it isn't bad

But you can't see the engine/drive train condition. Who's to say the oil pan didn't break and starve the engine or some other mechanical failure?

 

If it runs well ....It buy ten at that price ...omg less then 7k !!!

 

Did they give a reason why it is not street worthy?

 

It's yellow.

Just kidding

 

+10 points for gryffindor

 

Good answer
Levi

 

Certificate of Destruction (C&D)is something that FL puts on a lot of there cars even if there is not much damage. There is only a few states you can have a C&D changed over into a salvage then into rebuilt and my state is one of them.

My S2000 is a C&D that I drive bought out of FL was a theft never been wrecked seats, cluster and headlights taken and top cut. The car has a KY rebuilt Title that has a Red ban around the tile and can not be retitled back in FL

I buy C&D out of FL all the time it's a great thing for me