Anyone up for a last cruise b4 the winter sets in?
11-06-2002, 10:53 AM
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Originally posted by smccurry
I have no doubt that having the S taken away for several months of the year will make you appreciate it more when you can drive it again.
I have no doubt that having the S taken away for several months of the year will make you appreciate it more when you can drive it again.
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11-08-2002, 12:36 PM
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i am a daily driver so my s is never off the road..........well the last 2 weeks because she has been in surgery getttin repainted...yes gary shell be the right yellow!!! grrrrrr......anyway if you love your car enough cold weather wont stop ya from going topless if i have to give up being all toasty and warm for a top down day i will gladly do it.....
and yes gary DelVal *PCG* we are ones to watch out for
and yes gary DelVal *PCG* we are ones to watch out for
11-08-2002, 04:54 PM
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For some people 60s is freezing. I have lived in Alaska and can tell you its never been to hot here for me or to cold. In fact its always warm here. We used to jog in the snow with just shorts and shoes and a t-shirt when I lived in Alaska so Rick is a wimp
As for a soft top issue, I bought this car because I liked the performance, reliability, and the fact that it was a Honda, not that it was a convertible. I can care less. I think it looks ten times better with a hardtop.
As for a soft top issue, I bought this car because I liked the performance, reliability, and the fact that it was a Honda, not that it was a convertible. I can care less. I think it looks ten times better with a hardtop.
11-08-2002, 08:16 PM
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Will be arriving on your lovely island Sunday for two week stay. It is 60 degrees here in Ohio along the shores of Lake Erie. Let me know if you folks have something planned.
11-08-2002, 09:52 PM
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kenvir47, you are going to be here the same time kekoa will be here. We dont have anything planned yet but could always go out for lunch or something. give me a call when you get in. 551.2520
11-09-2002, 01:50 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by JDMs2000
[B]For some people 60s is freezing. I have lived in Alaska and can tell you its never been to hot here for me or to cold. In fact its always warm here. We used to jog in the snow with just shorts and shoes and a t-shirt when I lived in Alaska so Rick is a wimp
[B]For some people 60s is freezing. I have lived in Alaska and can tell you its never been to hot here for me or to cold. In fact its always warm here. We used to jog in the snow with just shorts and shoes and a t-shirt when I lived in Alaska so Rick is a wimp
11-25-2002, 12:21 PM
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Originally posted by smccurry
Just kidding. I was just reading the forums and couldn't help but notice all the poor saps on the mainland starting threads on their last cruises of the year.
Just kidding. I was just reading the forums and couldn't help but notice all the poor saps on the mainland starting threads on their last cruises of the year.
BTW, whats it like driving in a big circle all the time
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