New (used) owner in DFW
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New (used) owner in DFW
Just bought a used silver 2003 S2000 ... 27,000 miles, Texas car, two previous owners, well maintained, clean bill of health from my mechanic ... $15,000. It's p o r n on four wheels.
All the info here has been very helpful (lowered seat rails, buyer's inspection, year model differences, stereo install info) and much appreciated! I don't plan on modding it too much ... I like the setup as-is ... but I do want to maintain it and keep it till one of us dies first. Which one of us that will be, I dunno.
I have been a forum member for other cars before (Nissan SE-R, Infiniti G20, Honda CRX, Mazda6 ... the latter my current daily driver) and appreciate the open source of information and community ... and, yes, I know how to use the search function!
Hopefully they will have the drive up in Arkansas again this spring so I can check some of you people out.
Now if I can just figure out why I got two passenger floormats and no driver's ...
All the info here has been very helpful (lowered seat rails, buyer's inspection, year model differences, stereo install info) and much appreciated! I don't plan on modding it too much ... I like the setup as-is ... but I do want to maintain it and keep it till one of us dies first. Which one of us that will be, I dunno.
I have been a forum member for other cars before (Nissan SE-R, Infiniti G20, Honda CRX, Mazda6 ... the latter my current daily driver) and appreciate the open source of information and community ... and, yes, I know how to use the search function!
Hopefully they will have the drive up in Arkansas again this spring so I can check some of you people out.
Now if I can just figure out why I got two passenger floormats and no driver's ...
and welcome.......
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If I may make one suggestion toward your first mod...I would get rid of those GoodYear Eagle tires...Are they all season tires? Obviously you'll increase your fun factor by going to a summer tire with more grip...
Welcome to the family, enjoy your new car...2003 is the best model year!
Welcome to the family, enjoy your new car...2003 is the best model year!
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Originally Posted by berlinablackie,Nov 13 2009, 03:12 AM
If I may make one suggestion toward your first mod...I would get rid of those GoodYear Eagle tires...Are they all season tires? Obviously you'll increase your fun factor by going to a summer tire with more grip...
Welcome to the family, enjoy your new car...2003 is the best model year!
Welcome to the family, enjoy your new car...2003 is the best model year!
