Co-housing for Vintage S2000... :D
10-30-2003, 01:22 PM
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Valentine has started an idea about growing old while living with other S2000 Owners 
HERE is the one for her in VA
....and here you should find one for many other locations...even for the Professor
CLICK on "communities" on the bottom bar...
The second link has general information on this idea, which has intrigued me for a number of years. It's sort of like a '60s Commune for people (like me and Chazmo
) who never will grow up....
HERE is the one for her in VA
....and here you should find one for many other locations...even for the Professor
CLICK on "communities" on the bottom bar...The second link has general information on this idea, which has intrigued me for a number of years. It's sort of like a '60s Commune for people (like me and Chazmo
) who never will grow up....
10-30-2003, 02:19 PM
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Sounds like a twist on condominiums to me. Keep in mind there was/is a reason why people moved to the suburbs and built on large lots. To get away from the neighbors! Close proximity is not a good thing in many cases. My outlaws 
lived in a bungalow with the other neighbors driveway within inches on their house. They could almost pass pies between the two houses windows. Dogs barking, people yelling. YUK! The problem with these places is you can't choose your neighbors. Who wants to live next to me blaring Metallica CD's? 
lived in a bungalow with the other neighbors driveway within inches on their house. They could almost pass pies between the two houses windows. Dogs barking, people yelling. YUK! The problem with these places is you can't choose your neighbors. Who wants to live next to me blaring Metallica CD's?
10-30-2003, 02:55 PM
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I'm rolling on the floor!!! This is too good -- I can't believe this thread!!!! Hey, you know what -- we can buy ourselves this wonderful community for only s2kers and hire tenblade and chixrule to take care of us!!!! At least then tenblade could be a part of our little club -- he wants to be vintage anyway, right?
10-30-2003, 04:14 PM
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We'd need an in house, factory trained, Honda service tech to take care of our Ss.
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10-30-2003, 07:20 PM
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Originally posted by ralper
We'd need an in house, factory trained, Honda service tech to take care of our Ss.
We'd need an in house, factory trained, Honda service tech to take care of our Ss.
Or, we could probably give a timeshare to Woodwork
10-31-2003, 04:48 AM
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This thread proves we're all certifiable so don't forget to throw in a live-in head doctor. Count me in! In fact, I just bought stock in Depends so I'll be our live-in supplier for those. Matt started this Depends thing!
Matt started this Depends thing!
