when you see another s2k on the road
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In my town, fellow S2000 owners do not wave whatsoever. In fact, it seems as though they do not acknowledge another S2K owner. It seems to me that I am the only S2000 owner in my town who actually is into the car, instead of simply into owning it for a period of time, selling it and moving on to something different. 
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Originally Posted by UmarS2K,Dec 14 2008, 09:34 PM
In my town, fellow S2000 owners do not wave whatsoever. In fact, it seems as though they do not acknowledge another S2K owner. It seems to me that I am the only S2000 owner in my town who actually is into the car, instead of simply into owning it for a period of time, selling it and moving on to something different.
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Originally Posted by Woodson,Dec 14 2008, 08:43 PM
What do being "into the car" and waving at every other car like yours have to do with each other??
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Originally Posted by g352s2k,Dec 11 2008, 07:08 PM
when we are both top down I drive close enough for both of us to reach out and give each other a high five.
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It depends on the situation. Normally, if I come across another S2000 on the road I do nothing. If I see another GPW AP2 with Gold BBS LMs in 18s with white Ricks Badges and a factory lip, I will probably try to run that driver off the road for trying to bite my style... 
At one point in my ownership, I was the fanatic who would wave, flash, and honk whenever I saw another S2000. Then I realized that I looked absolutely ridiculous doing that and I immediately stopped. I know my car. I love my car. I don't need to validate that by acknowledging other S2000s driven by people I don't know personally. Not anything against people who choose to do it, but it just isn't for me anymore.
At one point in my ownership, I was the fanatic who would wave, flash, and honk whenever I saw another S2000. Then I realized that I looked absolutely ridiculous doing that and I immediately stopped. I know my car. I love my car. I don't need to validate that by acknowledging other S2000s driven by people I don't know personally. Not anything against people who choose to do it, but it just isn't for me anymore.