S2000 Wedding Registry
Originally Posted by Carson07S2K,May 3 2009, 05:35 AM
I asked my fiance if I could register an T1R exhaust. Didn't get a favorable answer.

now i need to fund a ring
Originally Posted by Eeyore,May 2 2009, 06:33 PM
Its a good idea. But the S2000 CR, this is a near perfect car from the factory. Let me give some advice, spend the time on/with the wife instead.


Originally Posted by IlleztImportz,May 3 2009, 09:31 AM
thats an ass's move, dont do it..if u do newayz GL with getting anything 

We registered at Sears (and another department store) which worked out well for me. It's a lot easier to justify because they also have a housewares department with all of the usual wedding gift stuff.
My wife's friends bought the plates, silverware, etc, and my friends went with the torque wrench, socket sets, etc.
It might be worth considering as a compromise if you can't convince your fiance of the genius of your plan.
My wife's friends bought the plates, silverware, etc, and my friends went with the torque wrench, socket sets, etc.
It might be worth considering as a compromise if you can't convince your fiance of the genius of your plan.
Or just cancel the wedding and make her buy you all the parts?
Its working out for me so far.
But as to what you're talking about - you'd really be better off just doing a cash envelope collection box thing like at some weddings/receptions.
Something about a modifying little 2 seater sportscar and a wedding doesn't usually mix with most people. Family members will probably have the mindset of marriage...babies....trading car for a minivan... and they will frown on giving you parts, let alone money for them.
Its working out for me so far.
But as to what you're talking about - you'd really be better off just doing a cash envelope collection box thing like at some weddings/receptions.
Something about a modifying little 2 seater sportscar and a wedding doesn't usually mix with most people. Family members will probably have the mindset of marriage...babies....trading car for a minivan... and they will frown on giving you parts, let alone money for them.




jkjkjk Sounds like a cool idea. I hope I have a nice car by the time I get married that I will be itching to modify : p
