I have heard of some instances where the insurance company will actually cover the cost for you. Another thing to consider is that thieves like to steal the Ss seats. If you look, there are four bolts holding the seat to the floor and that is it. All someone has to do is cut your top to gain access to the interior, undo the four bolts on each seat, and their gone in under ten minutes. Sure this is an inconvenience for any car owner if your seats are stolen, but especially so with the S I have read several sources that back up this claim, such as this thread at S I even went to the online parts store for Honda and the prospects do not look promising.
You can check it out yourself at the Honda Estore. Some people suggest getting a hardtop so thieves cannot cut their way in, but many hardtop options are very expensive not to mention they defeat the purpose of owning a convertible.
Photo courtesy of 8thcivic. You can make an insurance claim, but if your car is worth less than the cost to fix the damage, then your insurance is probably going to write off the car off as a loss, such as if you owned a high mileage AP1 S The best way around this is to replace the factory seat bolts with bolts that require a special key or tool to unscrew them.
It will not stop the most determined theft, but will deter those hoping for a quick and easy steal. Another option is to replace the factory seats with aftermarket buckets and keep the factory seats in a safe location.
The choice is yours, but either way have, a plan. Keeping Your S Safe at Night. More Stolen S Seats. Stolen Seats with an odd twist. For now, the S must brave the elements. There may be others — these are just the ones I know of via those who've posted about them. My advice? Hide your S2K if you're in Houston. Ss are somewhat notorious for occasionally being totaled when the front seats get stolen, so to say that most owners are very protective of their cars would be an understatement.
To have three go missing in the same week is going to raise more than a few eyebrows. This might be Patrick's fault. They unlocked the car, placed it into neutral and towed it away with to the Civic. Show the supply chain who's boss Get a head start on your holiday shopping at Amazon, Target, Best Buy, and more. A couple days later, another S2ooo ten minutes away was stolen.
Many believe that these two are probably related since they happened so close to each other. Another one in Houston has gone missing since then as well.
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