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08-14-2016, 07:35 AM
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Hello
been a lurker on here for so long and I thought it was about time I said hello. 
This forum is great and provided my with so much info on the S.
Ive been dreaming of one since they launched and this year I fully intend on buying one.
So hello - and thanks for the many hours spent reading your posts.
This forum is great and provided my with so much info on the S.
Ive been dreaming of one since they launched and this year I fully intend on buying one.
So hello - and thanks for the many hours spent reading your posts.
08-14-2016, 10:53 AM
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been a lurker on here for so long and I thought it was about time I said hello.
This forum is great and provided my with so much info on the S.
Ive been dreaming of one since they launched and this year I fully intend on buying one.
So hello - and thanks for the many hours spent reading your posts.
This forum is great and provided my with so much info on the S.
Ive been dreaming of one since they launched and this year I fully intend on buying one.
So hello - and thanks for the many hours spent reading your posts.
from me, good luck with the quest..
08-14-2016, 10:20 PM
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Thanks guys
I'm pretty handy with a spanner, so I don't mind buying a fixer-upper. I always find I connect more with a car if "it needs me".
I don't however have much of a nerve for bodywork, I'll do it if I have too!
Hopefully when the summer passes there will be a good choice out there.
Really want a yellow one though.
I'm pretty handy with a spanner, so I don't mind buying a fixer-upper. I always find I connect more with a car if "it needs me".
I don't however have much of a nerve for bodywork, I'll do it if I have too!
Hopefully when the summer passes there will be a good choice out there.
Really want a yellow one though.
08-16-2016, 10:37 PM
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Hi and welcome, if you find a yellow car you may want think about your user name then?
08-16-2016, 11:29 PM
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Yeah maybe. Hahahhahahha. Also there is the problem of carrying surfboards on or in an S?
I'll probably not end up with a whacky colour, they seem so far and few in the classifieds.
Plus as its a car I'm likely to keep for a long time I'd like to think it's look can evolve from one style to the next. Having silver it's timeless. But it won't stand out either which seems a shame for such a car.
I'll probably not end up with a whacky colour, they seem so far and few in the classifieds.
Plus as its a car I'm likely to keep for a long time I'd like to think it's look can evolve from one style to the next. Having silver it's timeless. But it won't stand out either which seems a shame for such a car.
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08-17-2016, 02:37 AM
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I can fit my wakeboard in the passenger seat which is 142cm plus a longer bag - but always a choice between wife or board - not both a small board might fit but a Mal might start looking a bit silly https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/949...t__p__21664523
a small board might fit but a Mal might start looking a bit silly https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/949...t__p__21664523
08-17-2016, 04:40 AM
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Well as cool as that is, trips to the beach would almost always mean wife and two dogs - so no S for those.
Plus I'm a midlander so the distance means I'll take the turboweasle on longer motorway trips.
But talking of space and long trips. If I'm looking at a GT with the hardtop and stand that is miles away - does the hardtop stand disassemble and fit into an S?
Plus I'm a midlander so the distance means I'll take the turboweasle on longer motorway trips.
But talking of space and long trips. If I'm looking at a GT with the hardtop and stand that is miles away - does the hardtop stand disassemble and fit into an S?
