S2000 stolen in Brooklyn NY
#11
Thats good advice, However Honda is arguably generally very good about this, then again, it took 2.5 years to iron the bugs out of the NSX when it was first released.
Is there a mandatory mourning period for replacing a deceased S2000? :-( Someone should make a black arm band with S2000 on it, we can pass it around when an S2000 passes away. (This is my feeble attempt at dark humor)
Is there a mandatory mourning period for replacing a deceased S2000? :-( Someone should make a black arm band with S2000 on it, we can pass it around when an S2000 passes away. (This is my feeble attempt at dark humor)
#16
Yes, and covering your VIN# is a sure way to get a citation while driving (when pulled over) and a sure way to get your car towed by parking enforcement if they ever want to write you a parking ticket.
How are you going to cover them? The VIN is also etched on every window and major body part on the car.
How are you going to cover them? The VIN is also etched on every window and major body part on the car.
#17
[QUOTE]Originally posted by rworne
[B]Yes, and covering your VIN# is a sure way to get a citation while driving (when pulled over) and a sure way to get your car towed by parking enforcement if they ever want to write you a parking ticket.
How are you going to cover them?
[B]Yes, and covering your VIN# is a sure way to get a citation while driving (when pulled over) and a sure way to get your car towed by parking enforcement if they ever want to write you a parking ticket.
How are you going to cover them?
#19
Originally posted by S2000 Owner
Show me where it's "etched" on the windows! And show me an exposed body part that has the number on it without opening doors, hood, or trunk!!!
Show me where it's "etched" on the windows! And show me an exposed body part that has the number on it without opening doors, hood, or trunk!!!
One is also located on the windshield and one on the rear glass window.
I am also aware that the body parts have the VIN hidden. But that doesn't disprove my point.