I wouldnt **** with the raw racing family i heard they have killed for less!!!

 

honestly I think some people are too paranoid.
in the beginning reading the threads I started to drive and park with great caution but realized its just a car. if the thieves want the car garage, alarms, seat locks, security systems would not stop them. if they want it enough they will eventually get it. unfortunately.

I can't evolve my life around the safety of my S 24/7

I remember when I had my Bike in NYC, I didn't go into clubs and parties because of being paranoid. just hung out outside. (if i did attend I came outside every 20min to check the bike)
I missed out alot of fun cuz of the paranoid.
my bike wasn't stolen till I moved down to Miami.
and that was because I took it to a shop to get some work done, I gave them my address and keys which they probably copied. I should of known better.

I think we should just be Smart and Cautious but not be paranoid to a point of starting fights with everyone who looks at the car.

 

No...NO one has no business taking pics of the REAR of our car

Nothing Fancy about it. This should not be taken lightly.

I dont trust it, my premiums go up every freaking 6 months..so I hjave reason to want to be like this


Thanks Dre...and dont forget I need qoute for my fog lights : )

 

you should've mooned him, J/K!! J/K!! LOL

 

Ive taken pictures of cars on the road while driving. I always wondered what people thought if the saw me. Now I know, DOh.

You can never be too safe.

 

You don't have to. But don't complaint either when it happens to you. When it comes to the S2000, paranoid is not in the dictionary.

 

And some people wonder why I remove my plate when I go to shows up north.

Or, when I'm in a group up there, I tend to either switch lanes a lot (checking for followers ) or keep checking my mirrors.

...or when I slept in shifts when I stayed in FtL for the night of the JDM-S meet, paid off, saw someone getting too close for comfort at 2:30AM so I set the panic off until they left

 

The moral of this story is not to take pictures of s2000's as you might get shot.

 

So true

 

exactly!!