MILDENHALL RAF
10-07-2010, 06:35 PM
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MILDENHALL RAF
Just got word that, I'm going to Mildenhall RAF, thanks to the AF,
I have and AP1 in the states,
I love my car so, I will take it, so does anybody have any advice on what i need to do to get in to par with euro specs, such as taillights, foglights etc...
I really don't want to sell it but would it be worth to bring there.
Also, how is the S2k community around the area, any track or autocross place.
thanks for looking.
I have and AP1 in the states,
I love my car so, I will take it, so does anybody have any advice on what i need to do to get in to par with euro specs, such as taillights, foglights etc...
I really don't want to sell it but would it be worth to bring there.
Also, how is the S2k community around the area, any track or autocross place.
thanks for looking.
10-11-2010, 12:07 AM
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drezkyS2000:
I have had my AP1 in Germany the past four years with no issues. I was at Mildenhall (Newmarket area) about 20 years ago. IIRC the rules for your car being roadworthy there, your rear turn signals are amber so you are good to go (most cars with red only tail/turn signals had to have amber ones added). You can get a rear foglight for it easily aftermarket (I can talk to you about specifics via PM) and the only big issue will be insurance costs. Not sure your age, but it can be rather expensive to insure an S2000 if you are younger. Good luck and hope to see you around when I get back. I'm in Iraq right now but due home to Germany around the end of November.
V/R
Lando
I have had my AP1 in Germany the past four years with no issues. I was at Mildenhall (Newmarket area) about 20 years ago. IIRC the rules for your car being roadworthy there, your rear turn signals are amber so you are good to go (most cars with red only tail/turn signals had to have amber ones added). You can get a rear foglight for it easily aftermarket (I can talk to you about specifics via PM) and the only big issue will be insurance costs. Not sure your age, but it can be rather expensive to insure an S2000 if you are younger. Good luck and hope to see you around when I get back. I'm in Iraq right now but due home to Germany around the end of November.
V/R
Lando
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