if the clock is in the radio,do you have to open the little door to see what time it is???just wondering.....

 

yes

 

I think they might be including X-Ray glasses as optional equipment to eliminate the need to open the door.

 

While I am down with the idea of x0ray specs to peer through the radio door, I'm not down with vroom vrooming around with the radio door down! I don't even think about the time when I'm driving. Plus, I NEVER take off my watch, so it's second nature to me...

I never understood what some people's complaint about the lack of clock was all about. I never even realized it until I saw someone mention it...

 

how about sawing a peephole in the little radio door....geeze..i can see it coming...all the 2001 owners,wanting to see the clock all the time, will want the scoop on the best glue-on clock!!!!deja vu....

[This message has been edited by dbw (edited November 02, 2000).]

 

Get a watch, already!

 

I'm tired of people telling me to get a watch. I have a watch. When I am driving, with my left hand on the wheel and my right hand on the shifter, it is not easy to check my watch. Besides, for us oldsters (over 40s) close up vision may not be what it used to be. For me a dash clock seems a simple solution. I don't see why Honda couldn't have included it in the digital dash - it couldn't have added more than a few cents to the cost. I mean, even my truck has a clock, it doesn't seem like too much to ask. Of course it IS a trivial thing to complain about when Honda got so much else right.

 

laster, I agree with everything you said, but you also forgot to mention that when it's dark, if your watch lights up, you need two hands to find out the time. If it doesn't, you're SOL.

 

I'm gunna go RUN DMC style and hang a huge wall clock around my neck. Maybe Rick can provide a leather surround so I don't scratch the duco when I'm jumping in to the S Dukes of Hazzard style!

 

I still like the X-ray glasses option....come on guys, think of the possibilities!!!