:iagree: I just always get a laugh out of the hardcore folks who seem to get really upset if they see people using their Zs as anything but Sunday drivers. Whenever we see a bike rack thread it turns into a flame fest. :rofl2:

Thats because Bike Racks are beat

My 370 was the test car for the Boofsquire roof rack. :tup:

:tup:

I'm all about having fun with my cars. I dream of driving very long distances in random, quirky cars. Hell, I almost flew to Portland back in 2010 to drive a 1995 Volvo 850 T5-R 2800 miles back to DC. I wish I did. That would have been awesome.

And when I bought my S2000 I thought it'd be fun to run out of fuel in the streets of Chester, PA. With the top down. In the middle of winter.

That was fun.

From Urban Dictionary:

Chester, PA

1.) Just a bit south of Philadelphia on your map of the USA - The only place on earth where you can get jumped, stabbed, robbed, shot, and then robbed again all within the span of 2 minutes. Also, the first place in the world that hoodlums would hold people up at gunpoint over a pair of hot kicks

I agree. In 1980, I drove my 1975 Celica from Annandale, VA to Orlando then to San Diego then to Eureka, back to San Diego and then back to Annandale.

I guess I did not get enough of that so in 1981, my brother drove my Celica and I took the 1967 Datsun roadster from VA back to San Diego. I only had two roadside repairs in the Datsun -- voltage regulator replacement in Roanoke and a slave cylinder replacement in South El Paso in 100 degree weather in a Church's Fried Chicken parking lot.

It adds a bit of excitement when part of the adventure is wondering if the car is going to continue running.

I want to take the S2K on a long road trip. Preferably one that requires I have a trunk rack on it with additional luggage.

:yawn:

:iagree:

And no offense Mr. Onzedge, but I love that movie and we need the full quote :icon17:



I would have said the same thing. I had suede seat covers once - literally one 15 minute drive is all it took before I took them out and gave them to a friend. :shakes head:

I'm with you, Steve. I really enjoy doing things that most people would never think to do in a Z. And I enjoy the reactions of people who think it's blasphemous :tup:

:icon18: Almost every trip in Texas is a long road trip. I've put over 400 miles on the Z in a single day on several occasions for work. And I got a nice phat mileage reimbursement check each time :tup:

goodam, everyone. TGIF. :tup:


sounds good, mr.onzedge. :tup:

mr.zman- i think it he said the cayman was an 06.


hey, mr.gurney. :hello: actually mr.onzedge sent me pictures over at my other thread (forum). :icon17:

:tup: mr.luna, i likes your style. while not a fancy Rover like yours, i sport a little honda :icon17:to do daily tasks. and i actually enjoy driving my Fit for those tasks. :p

i too can still motor my Z and G this season, but i dont feel like cleaning the salt off the cars so they are in hibernation.

gmorning, ms.bc! :hello: it's going to be like 60F here too over the weekend. :p but no Z action for me. there's too much salt they put down in the wooded areas i motor my Z in. :ugh2: and dont feel like getting gas again to keep it full after the drive. :icon17: hahaha. (btw, keep your tank full when not driven. saves fuel gauge sensor contacts and preserves fuel itself).

:rofl2: blahahaha!!

Here's a super blurry pic of Athena (our miniature schnauzer) riding in style in the rear hatch on the way to my parents' for dinner last night. She lays her head on the brace and puts her paws on the plastic underneath the brace. So cute - I blame my wife for the crappy pic :icon17:

http://i50.tinypic.com/v41l52.jpg

Ooooo... no sex for you!

Not tonight anyway. I'm getting kicked out of the house tonight because she is having a slumber party/pillow fight tonight with a bunch of other women. Better make sure the surveillance cameras are recording inside.

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:iagree: :tup: full leather....:tup: