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The cars look good, but with all the $$ spent on changing it from one car to another, you could have bought a really nice, fast car. You could've been drving around in a 360 Modena or an SL55 or something. I'd rather do that than continue to mod the S2000. JMO. 
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From: MIAMI
Originally Posted by Clayman,Jun 20 2006, 02:43 PM
The cars look good, but with all the $$ spent on changing it from one car to another, you could have bought a really nice, fast car. You could've been drving around in a 360 Modena or an SL55 or something. I'd rather do that than continue to mod the S2000. JMO.
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From: Big Box suburb, IL
Who the hell is Ernie? That car belongs to Abdul. It was on TV...television can't be wrong.
Wow....sad to see the car go (if that's what you end up deciding to do), but kind of excited to see what's next on the horizon. Glad to see that you did what you did with your car....you defined what the S2000 was to you, and built it for yourself.
Since people are offering suggestions for next project(s) car, let me suggest by saying that I hope you break away from the import scene a bit. How about a new Camaro, new Mustang, new Challenger, Dodge Magnum. Or how about staying in the import scene but get into VIP? (Honda Odyssey, Infinity M45, Lexus LS430, etc.) VIP would benefit from you, and in a sense, you could be an innovator in that market.
Good luck with whatever is next, and thank you for sharing your projects with the rest of us.
Wow....sad to see the car go (if that's what you end up deciding to do), but kind of excited to see what's next on the horizon. Glad to see that you did what you did with your car....you defined what the S2000 was to you, and built it for yourself.
Since people are offering suggestions for next project(s) car, let me suggest by saying that I hope you break away from the import scene a bit. How about a new Camaro, new Mustang, new Challenger, Dodge Magnum. Or how about staying in the import scene but get into VIP? (Honda Odyssey, Infinity M45, Lexus LS430, etc.) VIP would benefit from you, and in a sense, you could be an innovator in that market.
Good luck with whatever is next, and thank you for sharing your projects with the rest of us.
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From: Big Box suburb, IL
Originally Posted by Clayman,Jun 20 2006, 06:43 AM
The cars look good, but with all the $$ spent on changing it from one car to another, you could have bought a really nice, fast car. You could've been drving around in a 360 Modena or an SL55 or something. I'd rather do that than continue to mod the S2000. JMO.
Immortalization of your project into national print media is an awesome feeling for the owner/builder.
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From: Sun★Works
I suggest doing a Zero Force NA2 NSX
Two of those kits in the country that I know of
a friend of mine in orlando did it
Russ w/ JadeCrew in Orlando
Getting the kit alone will keep you busy only like 26 or 28 ever made for public sale
Sorry to see the S go and you know I have always lusted after your car builds.
Two of those kits in the country that I know of
a friend of mine in orlando did it
Russ w/ JadeCrew in Orlando
Getting the kit alone will keep you busy only like 26 or 28 ever made for public sale
Sorry to see the S go and you know I have always lusted after your car builds.
