Which type of S2000 driver are you?
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Originally Posted by SmokeyGatto' timestamp='1416927767' post='23417610
I'm in the .01% category. Drifting Stig
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rofl, that made my day hahaha
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I am a purist and I hate to see the destruction of the S2000 by all the crazy mods. I do understand and believe that everyone has a right to do whatever they want to their car. I just fear that because of this that in 20-30 years from now many s2k's will be piled up and worthless in junkyards. These are awesome cars and I only hope generations after will be able to love them like we do.
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I am a purist and I hate to see the destruction of the S2000 by all the crazy mods. I do understand and believe that everyone has a right to do whatever they want to their car. I just fear that because of this that in 20-30 years from now many s2k's will be piled up and worthless in junkyards. These are awesome cars and I only hope generations after will be able to love them like we do.
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What about the broke students that buy it on the cheap, try their best to keep it well maintained, daily drive it, and treat every corner like it's gran turismo. Car may not look the prettiest, but everything mechanical works, usually doing their own work. These people probably have a broken cup holder lid spring, may have a patch on their soft top, probably went through a set of wheel bearings or two. Probably replaced the shocks not to modify but out of necessity. They also have to save money for parts, and sometimes will go months without driving the car until they can install new parts.
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