bricka8470

SN: bricka8470
MY: 2000
VIN: 00291
EXT: Silverstone
INT: Black/Black
City: Greenville
State: South Carolina
Country: USA

KC2K

SN: KC2K
MY: 2004
VIN: 0940
EXT: Rio Yellow
INT: Black
City: Kansas City
State: KS
Country: USA

dwb993

I need to edit my entry as I have moved recently:

SN: dwb993
MY: 2000
VIN: 0246
EXT: SSM
INT: Red
City: Palm Bay
State: FL
Country: USA

Thank you!

twohoos

KC2K, does your car's VIN have a "T" before the serial #, or is it an "S"?

KC2K

Hey twohoos! It is T (Tochigi)

Thanks,
KC2K

twohoos

In this era of data privacy concerns, I'm pleased to announce the option of joining the S2000 Registry using a Stealth Add (R) (C) (TM).

To join via a Stealth Add (R) (C) (TM), do NOT post your info here in this thread. Instead, use the following patent-pending procedure, taking care not to deviate from any of the steps:
1) PM me your Registry info.
2) Wait for my confirmation PM.
3) Look yourself up in the Registry spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...q_iPDkYoZdoEQ/
4) (Optional) Chuckle heartily to yourself, knowing your info is not posted in this thread.

Finally, whether or not you use a Stealth Add (R) (C) (TM), I'd like to remind everyone that the City and State/Province fields are encouraged but optional. (Please do provide Country, however.) Also, of course, real names aren't used, only screen names; to keep those separate, take the usual precautions (i.e. don't use your real name in your screen name, don't put your name in your sig, etc.).

Cheers!

pnbcoolbreeze

pnbcoolbreeze, 99', VIN: 6499; silverstone; black, Hayes; VA; USA

fifthtenn

screen name: fifthtenn
model year: 2005
last five digits of your VIN: 1749
exterior color: silverstone
interior color: black
city, state: Louisville, Kentucky
country: USA

Soul Coughing

Thanks for doing this! Looks like the cars before and after in line were also berlina black!

SN: Soul Coughing
MY: 2001
VIN: 3086
EXT: Berlina Black
INT: Black
City: Basking Ridge
State: NJ
Country: USA

twohoos

^Yes; as you might expect, during production Honda tended to do "runs" of consecutive cars in each color and/or interior. So for example a run of Silverstone/Black might be followed by Silverstone/Red, followed by GPW/Red, followed by Berlina Black/Red, followed by Berlina Black/Black. followed by NFR/Black, followed by Spa Yellow/Black, and so on... This was especially true in '00-'01, when there were only 4-5 paint colors and 2 interior colors; and with Silverstone being by far the most popular U.S. color in '00-'01, it wasn't unusual to have runs of up to 100 or so Silverstone cars, even switching back and forth between "sub-runs" of Black and Red/Black interiors.