I sure wish I could keep both, but there's not enough room in the garage or funds in the bank to pay insurance for both. Picked up my new yellow Corvette ZO6 the end of Feb. and I've been procrastinating (too busy playing with the ZO6) to make the effort to sell my S2K. I think my husband has been very patient having to keep his new black WS6 Trans Am in the drive way in spite of the help I give him with washing and waxing, so I really need to find a new home for the S2K. I've posted a notice in the "for sale" forum, so please check it out.

I've learned a hell of a lot of things being a member of this forum and I really appreciate all the information and just how valuble a resource this site has been. Thanks to all who make it possible and keep up the good work!

Robin

 

Tell your husband to loose the trans am and keep your s2k=) Good luck, im sure you'll get a good price for your S, peace

Brandon

 

Divorce your husband and marry me j/k

 

Ditto, you must be the perfect woman, a S2K and a Z06, WOW!

 

Thanks guys! Unfortunately, the Honda must go, but you've made me smile over the course of the last few days with your comments. I'm working on the perfection part (always), newly wed (so the divorce is out) and I love beautifully engineered, stylish automobiles (including Saabs). I'll be missing the feel of a true roadster and the wind in my hair, without a doubt.

 

I enjoyed this thread until someone said SAAB. That ruined it for me. A few years ago I drove through the Northeast and saw more Saabs than I thought existed. I remember when they made a car with a 2 cycle engine - you know, mix the oil and gas. I must admit, the newest ones look a little better. S's, Corvettes and Firebirds; now those are cars.

 

single male, 28, self-employed, and up for adoption. I'll even get a car cover for the S2000. =)



and btw, glad you are having fun with the cars!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Garyj
[B]I enjoyed this thread until someone said SAAB.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Schatten
[B]single male, 28, self-employed, and up for adoption.