^ It's been for sale for over a month! I would have posted something up in the forum, but you can't post FS's. I actually have a guy who is supposed to come pick it up this weekend. If that falls through, I'll hit you up.

Ryan

 

I can understand the desire to fit in with a "crew" of people with common interests. In this case a "crew" of S2000 drivers & owners. However, from experience with the S2ki group in Las Vegas, They've pushed a more accessible and adaptive stance of a "crew" of people interested in cars. Regardless of what car it is. More of a Car "crew" rather then an S2000 "Crew". Hence the Wednesday dinner meets that draw all sorts of cars... even a few motorcycles.

 

I'm pretty sure a bunch of S2ki guys from Vegas run track days together. That is one common car meeting up at an event.

Or is it not a "crew" unless it goes to car shows?

 

Where's Dave? We talked and posted about this a long time ago. The problem I've always had with some of the Vegas s2000 owners is the attitudes of certain people. I've always felt that some think that by not tracking the S2000 that you're wasting it or not using it for its intentions. Although I understand the S2000 is a badass track car, if Honda designed it for the track, there'd be no passenger seat, it'd have non-reclining seats, a rollcage, and harnesses. With that said, some people like to mod their car to drag race it. Different strokes for different folks.

 

I don't track my car either,...but i thought the stickers i made gave the s2ki guys more of a "crew" feel to it. like you're apart of something...

 

^I haz no sticker. No S2K love. I Blame Blaine for wasteing one.

 

Dave no longer has an S2000.

 

I know. I think he's part of the Fit crew now.

I just said that because there was a big discussion that Dave started talking about something similar to this back in the day.

 

[QUOTE=LSHatch,Mar 4 2008, 10:06 PM]Then you could do sweet poses like this!

 

you wanna join my crew?