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FS: 2004 Moonrock S2000
02-03-2014, 01:24 AM
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FS: 2004 Moonrock S2000
Hi all, here is my S2000 up for sale.
It is in Moonrock with the half red half black interior.
74k miles.
The car is completely standard. (apart from UK exhaust mod purely for a slightly different exhaust note)
Genuine OEM front splitter
Genuine OEM low level boot spoiler
Yokohama AD08 tyres
Dixcel FCR discs front and rear with Type-z pads on front with R-01 pads at rear.
Unmarked wheels which were refurbed at the beginning of my ownership.
VGC interior.
Exterior is in good condition for age, I like to keep my cars as clean as possible.
There are stamps in the book but during my ownership I have kept a strict service routine and kept all receipts for oils and filters used.
The car is a GT model so a hardtop can be fitted without any extra work.
Well I will certainly be sad to see it go as it has been a blast of a car to own, but between the long journey to work and the weather I don't use it anywhere near as much as I should so I am going to move on (plus me and my partner have just put an offer in on our first home
). I have always been a Honda fan since I started driving, having owned DC2's Ek9's and a DC5 it's safe to say I know how to look after a performance Honda. Onto the pictures
This is the first place I will advertise the car but within the next couple of days it will be going onto the usual websites. Hopefully the car will go to a new owner as enthusiastic as me!
Thanks for looking, any questions just fire away.
Danny
It is in Moonrock with the half red half black interior.
74k miles.
The car is completely standard. (apart from UK exhaust mod purely for a slightly different exhaust note)
Genuine OEM front splitter
Genuine OEM low level boot spoiler
Yokohama AD08 tyres
Dixcel FCR discs front and rear with Type-z pads on front with R-01 pads at rear.
Unmarked wheels which were refurbed at the beginning of my ownership.
VGC interior.
Exterior is in good condition for age, I like to keep my cars as clean as possible.
There are stamps in the book but during my ownership I have kept a strict service routine and kept all receipts for oils and filters used.
The car is a GT model so a hardtop can be fitted without any extra work.
Well I will certainly be sad to see it go as it has been a blast of a car to own, but between the long journey to work and the weather I don't use it anywhere near as much as I should so I am going to move on (plus me and my partner have just put an offer in on our first home
). I have always been a Honda fan since I started driving, having owned DC2's Ek9's and a DC5 it's safe to say I know how to look after a performance Honda. Onto the picturesThis is the first place I will advertise the car but within the next couple of days it will be going onto the usual websites. Hopefully the car will go to a new owner as enthusiastic as me!
Thanks for looking, any questions just fire away.
Danny
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02-06-2014, 11:27 PM
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Its a good looking car - with some good upgrades. I would hold out if you can for your asking price!
02-07-2014, 01:16 AM
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Just curious about test drivers' insurance, as I'm putting mine up for sale in the next few weeks.
What are you requiring from prospective buyers in the way of evidence of insurance for when they want to test drive your car? I'm with Sky and they just confirmed to me that I shoud be looking for evidence of comprehensive cover by means of a cover note quoting my registration. Their regular insurance is likely only to cover them for 3rd party.
It should help weed out those who only want to use a viewing as a way to have a drive of one.
What are you requiring from prospective buyers in the way of evidence of insurance for when they want to test drive your car? I'm with Sky and they just confirmed to me that I shoud be looking for evidence of comprehensive cover by means of a cover note quoting my registration. Their regular insurance is likely only to cover them for 3rd party.
It should help weed out those who only want to use a viewing as a way to have a drive of one.