Selling my baby
10-19-2016, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Headchef
I'm 67 heading for 68. Although not cast in stone, I'm thinking of something with AMG in the name. Still plan to be active in the community.
10-19-2016, 04:46 PM
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10-20-2016, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Headchef
I'm 67 heading for 68. Although not cast in stone, I'm thinking of something with AMG in the name. Still plan to be active in the community.
10-20-2016, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Headchef
Oh my god! Mooskie- the ghost of Christmas past is back!
10-23-2016, 02:59 PM
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I had a funny feeling you might do this Dave. And thats ok, its probably one of the hardest cars to part ways with.
We all definitely need to get together at a diner or sports grille and chat things up sometime this winter too.
Aashish and I agreed we will do this sometime after the New Year.
We all definitely need to get together at a diner or sports grille and chat things up sometime this winter too.
Aashish and I agreed we will do this sometime after the New Year.
10-24-2016, 11:29 AM
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I had a funny feeling you might do this Dave. And thats ok, its probably one of the hardest cars to part ways with.
We all definitely need to get together at a diner or sports grille and chat things up sometime this winter too.
Aashish and I agreed we will do this sometime after the New Year.
We all definitely need to get together at a diner or sports grille and chat things up sometime this winter too.
Aashish and I agreed we will do this sometime after the New Year.
10-27-2016, 05:53 PM
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I've owned a lot of cars.
A lot of good ones, special ones, and very fast ones.
The S2000 is still the best one of the bunch.
Sorry to see you go. If you're like me, you'll realize the mistake... and you'll be back.
A lot of good ones, special ones, and very fast ones.
The S2000 is still the best one of the bunch.
Sorry to see you go. If you're like me, you'll realize the mistake... and you'll be back.
10-28-2016, 06:25 AM
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at 66, I've realized that the S2000 might be the best sports car for me and anyone retaining the "need for speed"
I've also got an old beloved 911 that I've done non invasive wrenching on with no lift in my garage.
My stiffening and thickening body does not relish "garage yoga" like it used to.
With the S2000, the only "yoga" is getting in and out, and it's worth it
I've also got an old beloved 911 that I've done non invasive wrenching on with no lift in my garage.
My stiffening and thickening body does not relish "garage yoga" like it used to.
With the S2000, the only "yoga" is getting in and out, and it's worth it