I am sorry. I killed my AP1
06-04-2011, 06:58 PM
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You should see homeboys clutch foot....owwww. looks like a surgical glove that was made into a water baloon...lol. 
It is truly amazing when you see his car in person and realize he only hobbled away with a spranged ankle.
It is truly amazing when you see his car in person and realize he only hobbled away with a spranged ankle.
06-10-2011, 09:36 AM
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Thanks again for the well wishes.
I thought y'all would be wondering how things have been going (with the car, not me of course) so I will give you the 25 cent version, and some pics of what the death of an AP1 looks like.
I am now walking somewhat well - the ankle still is about 20% swollen and looks like a kaleidoscope of bruises. Now that I can finally move around, Joe and I have made some epic progress in the full and complete disassembly of an S2000. I must admit there was some serious enjoyment in doing this complete teardown as it was extremely educational. Also - it was like a funeral for my S. It took about 1.5 weeks working on and off, and with no ability to walk most of the time.
I tried to past these pics in-line but I am still working on getting the hang of the new site.. I hope y'all enjoy these naked views of the S.
R.I.P. , my friend the JHMAP1
I thought y'all would be wondering how things have been going (with the car, not me of course) so I will give you the 25 cent version, and some pics of what the death of an AP1 looks like.
I am now walking somewhat well - the ankle still is about 20% swollen and looks like a kaleidoscope of bruises. Now that I can finally move around, Joe and I have made some epic progress in the full and complete disassembly of an S2000. I must admit there was some serious enjoyment in doing this complete teardown as it was extremely educational. Also - it was like a funeral for my S. It took about 1.5 weeks working on and off, and with no ability to walk most of the time.
I tried to past these pics in-line but I am still working on getting the hang of the new site.. I hope y'all enjoy these naked views of the S.
R.I.P. , my friend the JHMAP1
06-11-2011, 04:08 AM
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Well Ryan...since you now seem to be at a more peaceful place in mind with this situation, Cosmo has to ask.................. will there be a new, final verse penned to the Berlina Black song? 
06-23-2011, 06:58 AM
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Actually the original song would be appropriate now!
So I'm going to bump this thread one last time to let y'all know I have posted all the pics of the complete teardown and parts on my for-sale thread (in the FL and Main sections) /Shameless Plug
If you don't want to buy anything, but you're interested in the pics, here is the gallery:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/gallery/a...2000-part-out/
So I'm going to bump this thread one last time to let y'all know I have posted all the pics of the complete teardown and parts on my for-sale thread (in the FL and Main sections) /Shameless Plug
If you don't want to buy anything, but you're interested in the pics, here is the gallery:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/gallery/a...2000-part-out/
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