How not to treat your S.
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From: Devil's Island
LOL, I dont have to worry about letting my hubby drive my car. He knows how to drive
That and why do you think I made sure he'd be happy with his new car....so I can drive my S. Besides, after he drives my S he rememebrs how much he loves his EVO and vice versa
That and why do you think I made sure he'd be happy with his new car....so I can drive my S. Besides, after he drives my S he rememebrs how much he loves his EVO and vice versa
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From: Central Massachusetts
I let the FP drive Neb anytime she wants to. Heck, I throw the keys at her from time to time. There are way too many other things to get in the way of a marriage to let the S2000 be among them.
Sorry about your "incident," George, but it sounds like it was nothing to worry about.
Sorry about your "incident," George, but it sounds like it was nothing to worry about.
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Joined: Jul 2001
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From: La Crescenta, CA
Just as I'm pulling out of the wash today, Mrs. Raptor calls me on my cell phone: "Something's wrong with your car. I tried to put the top up and it only went halfway up. Now it won't go up or down." "Is the emergency brake on?" "No." "Honda doesn't want you to try to put the top up at 60 mph."