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    Interested in buying this S2000

    WOULD APPRECIATE IT HEAPS IF ANYONE KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT THIS S2000



    http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/...d=12FA8EFF1728

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    how could you possibly have the clutch replaced at 68000 km.. im on 96000 and still original clutch and nothing wrong with it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Engin09 View Post
    how could you possibly have the clutch replaced at 68000 km.. im on 96000 and still original clutch and nothing wrong with it
    going by what Engin09 has said and the fact that he's reconditioned his starter motor, has a aftermarket bonnet on there, has a lightened fly wheel. it may have been lowered and restored to original height for sale. interior is worn down nicely. He's obviously had some fun with this car. not sure if mileage can be rolled back on these babies. Be sure to feel for any vibration or unusual sounds in the driveline. CV Joints may be on their way, Spark plugs could be on their way, has it been regularly serviced? check the oil. cars need to be topped up regularly other than the service but by the owner. if its below low, and he has been driving it continously, would have definitely caused damage. he's had fun in it and other things would most probably be worn and on their way. Most likely would of been a member of the forums anyway. Only thing that can tell you if it's good is a nice thorough inspection. try to see if anyone in your area from the forums with experience will be willing to help you check it for 50-100 bucks. definately worth it if your serious about buying the car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ALPS View Post
    going by what Engin09 has said and the fact that he's reconditioned his starter motor, has a aftermarket bonnet on there, has a lightened fly wheel. it may have been lowered and restored to original height for sale. interior is worn down nicely. He's obviously had some fun with this car. not sure if mileage can be rolled back on these babies. Be sure to feel for any vibration or unusual sounds in the driveline. CV Joints may be on their way, Spark plugs could be on their way, has it been regularly serviced? check the oil. cars need to be topped up regularly other than the service but by the owner. if its below low, and he has been driving it continously, would have definitely caused damage. he's had fun in it and other things would most probably be worn and on their way. Most likely would of been a member of the forums anyway. Only thing that can tell you if it's good is a nice thorough inspection. try to see if anyone in your area from the forums with experience will be willing to help you check it for 50-100 bucks. definately worth it if your serious about buying the car.
    i made the mistake of buying mine with no proper inspection and not knowing anything about buying a second hand car and especiialy a S2000. I have replaced pretty much most of the things that could go wrong and still replacing every single part one at a time. CV Joints Axles / Spark Plugs were burnt out / Brake Pads / New Tires / Gearbox and Diff are next. Clear Coat is peeling and have noticed the car has been resprayed before soo most probably been in an accident, my car needs a respray even more now though because its been keyed... Check the paint for Orange peel looking texture and difference in colour from the different panels and bumpers, may have been involved in an accident.

    The front bumper has some good scuff marks on the bottom right hand side if you can notice in the front view pic. the number plate cover is dangling off to the side. really wouldnt bother with it to be honest dude. Well not for that price anyway.
    Last edited by ALPS; 06-09-2011 at 04:54 PM.

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    Milage is extremely easy to rollback on an s2000... mines on 96000 today and when i sell it i'll have evidence from these posts to show its not been rolled back but gut feeling says this car has been, just by the things he has done. Either that or he thrashed the shit out of it and was a very poor driver.
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    Its kinda funny how so many ppl jump to conclusions. Maybe you're right, but I know someone on this forum thats done shy of 75,000 km on a 2000 yr model, has an am bonnet and has also replaced the clutch. The seller could just be an anal type of person. The only things that would throw me off from going further with this guy/girl is:

    1.) The rebuilt starter motor
    2.) Located in Blacktown
    3.) His/her spelling errors!

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    Quote Originally Posted by s2kjn View Post
    Its kinda funny how so many ppl jump to conclusions. Maybe you're right, but I know someone on this forum thats done shy of 75,000 km on a 2000 yr model, has an am bonnet and has also replaced the clutch. The seller could just be an anal type of person. The only things that would throw me off from going further with this guy/girl is:

    1.) The rebuilt starter motor
    2.) Located in Blacktown
    3.) His/her spelling errors!
    just by looking at the ad you can tell that car is not worth looking at for that asking amount. It's digusting in soo many ways. for that amount you'll find a top notch later model s2000

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    Why is it disgusting? :S

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    Clutches lasting till 60k km is fine. All depends on the style of driving, some people like to ride the clutch more or dumping the clutch launches etc.

    In other words atleast you dont have to worry about replacing a clutch soon =P

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    Because its red!

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    Quote Originally Posted by seihoa View Post
    Clutches lasting till 60k km is fine. All depends on the style of driving, some people like to ride the clutch more or dumping the clutch launches etc.

    In other words atleast you dont have to worry about replacing a clutch soon =P
    You'll have to worry about replacing everything else soon

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    Quote Originally Posted by dlai5552 View Post
    Why is it disgusting? :S
    The interior is disgusting. The ugly wanna be carbon fibre, black gloss hood on a stocky S2000 that's supposed to have grills for more air flow. ugly black scuff marks on the front bumper. just doesn't have that good vibe.

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