i told my dad if it was like 30 or 40 bucks, id buy it...but i dont know about 68 bucks and then 17 for shipping...i mean, im a diehard S2K enthusiast, but 85 bucks for a transformer is just insane lol

 

A brochure I received in 1999. I think they were sent to all Honda owners.
When you press the engine start button, it makes (it still makes) BROOOOOM sound!

(but I don't have it anymore since I gave it to s2ki member when I sold my mugen exhaust)

 

lol at being environmentally friendly...never thought of the s2k as environmentally friendli

 

Very cool stuff here

I have the OEM Silverstone S2000 Autoart 1:18 model in my office at home as well as a dealer/sales booklet from 2008. The booklet is extremely nice, not something the general public got, more for the staff at Honda. Very detailed information with lots of pics, including information about the CR. Love it... I'm hoping to scan some pages and blow them up to put into a frame and mount in my garage.

Here's what the book looks like:

 

I have the transformer and the hot wheel

I also have a couple of variants of the hot wheels such as the AEM model

There is another s2000 transformer as well named Decepticharge

 

The coolest thing I have is a book called the "S2000 Performance Portfolio". It is a collection of all the S2000 reviews through the years in the car mags. It is pretty great and I love coming across reviews I remembered from the first time around. Published by Brooklands Books.

 

Here is my collection of S2000 items that I actually own - http://rci.rutgers.edu/~mocker/s2000/collectibles.htm

None of these items are for sale, nor do I know where one can buy them now. I list the prices so that other S2000 collectors can see what I paid when I purchased them over 10 years ago.

Again, none of these items are for sale, nor do I know where one can buy them now.

 

Would you be willing to part with any of these pieces? Or, at least tell me where to find them?

 

Sorry, nothing is for sale. I bought most of these items long ago, and I am not sure where one can purchase them now. If you can wait until I die, then perhaps my estate will sell them.

 

I’ve been a collector of Honda S2000 memorabilia over the years and have owned the majority of the books including the limited edition ‘black book’ which I sold last year for £250.

The rarest piece I have come across and currently own, is the only genuine Honda S2000 pen which was produced in the early 2000’s by World famous German company Lamy. It is a beautifully crafted titanium coated tri pen; black ink, red ink & pencil! Is has the embossed Honda S2000 logo and comes in a lovely silver case and sleeve. Produced and mainly given to Honda staff, I’ve yet to hear of anyone else having one or seeing one for sale. Does anyone out there own one?