About 10 years ago I built this AP1 and had two engines rebuilt from fully functioning stock. Fully studded track engines.....bullet proof.... I used one for 2 seasons and parked the car with it running like a bat out of hell. The second engine is still wrapped.....never used. I understand that people don't generally race these engines anymore because they're too hard to rebuild. Don't know whether to part it out, sell it as a roller, or sell it running (as is). I would like to end up with a street stock S2K in the long run (getting old) and maybe blow it. Need to sell this car and spare engine first.

NASA Honda Challenge
Any feedback from current S2K racers is welcome.

 

If you want to sell it advertise it. Niche market since I assume this is not street legal. An auction site is an option.

-- Chuck

 

List it on BaT.

https://bringatrailer.com/race-car/

Make sure the auction ends on a weekend so it properly gets bid up.

Take proceeds, and check out all the nice street examples here.

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/cars-sale-109/

 

thanks for the lead

 

Would you be interested in trading for a AP2?
Im in the process of rebuilding one back to stock right now.

 

You have the right idea but such a trade would require closer proximity. Thanks

 

OP looks to have a very well sorted racecar built for a very specific ruleset at the time. It's an actual racecar (not a trackcar). From the looks of it (depending on the supporting mods), it looks like he can fetch enough money to buy one of the cleaner stock examples for $30K+ rather than picking up a modified car that was returned to stock.

 

Hello,

What are the spec on the built spare engine? I cannot personal message you. What is a good email?

 

Little-known benefit of the S2000 racecar: extra-long front fenders give room for URLs that just wouldn't fit on a lesser car.

 

You're the only one that realizes it's a full on race car so far. If I respond to anyone that doesn't get that, it's an exercise to go through the build. Kind of long even if they know what a real race car is. Thanks for the encouraging review.