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Nice work. I assume you aren't hauling landscaping materials in your S2000.
I do have to start on some yard projects soon. In my part of Iowa we are just getting into decent weather. I have just had my Honda out since last week due to a late start to spring. Had to wait for snow to melt and a few rain showers to clean up the streets.
Haha no, been either using my Koup with a trailer or my buddies truck.
I almost don't want to take the S out because we just got into really bad pollen season... It basically is snowing pollen here... lol
Nice work. Both are rewarding. It's nice to keep looking in the garage and looking in the yard to marvel at what was accomplished. As they say on my favorite car show, Wheeler Dealers, everything is sorted and that's a result.
Nice work. Both are rewarding. It's nice to keep looking in the garage and looking in the yard to marvel at what was accomplished. As they say on my favorite car show, Wheeler Dealers, everything is sorted and that's a result.
exactly, feels great to accomplish stuff with your own hands from thought to finish
- I do.not dd my S as a commuter
- I do drive my S every day that weather allows, to give me the drive I desire. Mostly after work to decompress.
- I drive the S year round.under the previous two clauses
- The S lives in a garage.
- The tonneau cover stays on except once a week or two to get washed, when the soft top goes up
- basically the soft top is never used. except to wash the car.
- hardtop is on August, and December to early march.
been driving the s for 9 seasons now. I definitely have an appreciation for the hardtop and soft top({kind of).
I thought about gutting the soft top at one point for a CR tonneau, but the stock leather tonneau does it's job, leaving the ability to easily wash putting the soft top up, while making a sleek cover. It takes about a minute to install or remove. But my described habits of driving the S don't effect this.
Switching between open top and hardtop (no soft top ever unless an oh shit moment) . It is like a different car/experience.
I know most will say the car was meant to be open top.and I agree. But mixing coupe and roadster by season is exhilarating and fresh every few months, and will make anyone fall in love all over again.
I know most will say the car was meant to be open top.and I agree. But mixing coupe and roadster by season is exhilarating and fresh every few months, and will make anyone fall in love all over again.
Agreed, actually I might take the hardtop off only a couple times per season. There's nothing like having a properly fitted hardtop installed. No windnoise, no rattles, just the sound of the engine.
04-09-2019, 12:12 PM
