Since I didn't answer the first thread, I'll answer this one. No, It's my fair weather car; I've got about 10,000 miles on it since delivery (Sept. '99).

I have other cars to use;

• 1968 Cadillac Convt.
  
• 1959 Austin Healy Sprite
  
• 1992 Oldsmovile Custom Cruiser Wagon
  
• 1977 22' Tioga Dodge RV (For Sale if anyone's interested)
  
• 1994 Trick Kart (5hp[9hp]Alcohol B&S)

 

the stook is my daily driver =)
sometimes i borrow my girlfriends purple neon though. lol

 

S2000 Owner,

You were holding out on me!

I would have LOVED to see your Austin Healy. Do you ever take it our for a spin?

Oh, and are you all squared away with the S2000 now?

BTW, F1 starts up in less than a month. Any news on whether SpeedVision has won the F1 broadcast rights again this year?

Hope I see you around...

 

I've got a slammer pickup to drive in the rain. I sure hope it doesn't rain. I'm already ignoring my Gold Wing too much.

 

My only car/my daily driver/weekend car/you name it. I drive this thing everywhere all the time! Even went to a camp ground with it and went off road....never again! Scraped bottom 2 times and almost got stuck in the mud once!

 

Prock,

It's my daily driver...love it. It gets me up in the morning to go to work, and I don't mink being stuck in it in traffic on the way home (priceless feature about the S2000).

I wouldn't leave it outdoors because of the soft top though (wear and tear).

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Pinky
[B]My only car/my daily driver/weekend car/you name it.

 

Depends where you live, what you need transport, etc.

I myself wouldn't have bought one if it was my only means of getting around. With all the snow St. Louis gets, having a S2000 as a daily driver isn't a very good idea. Besides I bought my S specifically as a third car, so it should hopefully never see snow and only ocassionaly rain. For the most part, I don't drive it unless I can drop the top. Unlike others here, I also plan to keep this car for a good 15-20 years so keeping it off of salt covered (and other de-icing chemicals) roads will only help the car out in the long run.

Besides driving my S2000 in bumper-to-bumper rush hour traffic isn't much different than driving my Civic -- unless it's a nice sunny day/morning!

 

Unlike others here, I also plan to keep this car for a good 15-20 years...[/QUOTE]

Keep that in mind, STL.

You and I may be the only ones left on this forum in 2021.





[Edited by S2000 Driver on 02-05-2001 at 04:12 PM]

 

You kidding me?! There will surely be another MINT CONDITION RED S2K in CT in 20 years. Mine!!