Hard to believe it’s been a year since this day
03-17-2003, 10:35 AM
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Hard to believe it’s been a year since this day
The pocketbook is a little bit lighter, but it’s been a fun year and 10,000-Miles later I’m glad I made the switch.
Does anyone recognize the BLINGER in its “virgin” condition ???
Shawn S
And now after a few paychecks worth of work
Does anyone recognize the BLINGER in its “virgin” condition ???
Shawn S
And now after a few paychecks worth of work
03-17-2003, 11:21 AM
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Originally posted by darrinb
even though u have been told a million times before imma say it again BLA...BLA...BLA...BLA
even though u have been told a million times before imma say it again BLA...BLA...BLA...BLA
!!!I like the GOLD as much as you guys HATE it.
Shawn S
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03-17-2003, 11:42 AM
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Where is my super sauce?
And you were one of the first to post real-life reviews on the six speeder.
Thank you.
I was considering purchasing a new car to replace my Integra in the second or third quarter of 2001. I liked the features of the CL-S but was constantly waffling over the purchase as I really did not want an automatic car. My car buying eye was turing elsewhere until I heard that the CL-S was coming out with a six speed version in March 2002.
In late 2001 I started lurking on these boards and then didn't officially join until the time I bought my six speeder in early April 2002. I think it was one of the first one's sold in the Philly metro area.
My decision to purchase the car was cemented by the honest reviews that you wrote quite early on.
Again, thank you. I've completely enjoyed this car for almost a year now.
Thank you.
I was considering purchasing a new car to replace my Integra in the second or third quarter of 2001. I liked the features of the CL-S but was constantly waffling over the purchase as I really did not want an automatic car. My car buying eye was turing elsewhere until I heard that the CL-S was coming out with a six speed version in March 2002.
In late 2001 I started lurking on these boards and then didn't officially join until the time I bought my six speeder in early April 2002. I think it was one of the first one's sold in the Philly metro area.
My decision to purchase the car was cemented by the honest reviews that you wrote quite early on.
Again, thank you. I've completely enjoyed this car for almost a year now.
03-17-2003, 12:03 PM
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Originally posted by Slimey
And you were one of the first to post real-life reviews on the six speeder.
Thank you..........
My decision to purchase the car was cemented by the honest reviews that you wrote quite early on.
Again, thank you. I've completely enjoyed this car for almost a year now.
And you were one of the first to post real-life reviews on the six speeder.
Thank you..........
My decision to purchase the car was cemented by the honest reviews that you wrote quite early on.
Again, thank you. I've completely enjoyed this car for almost a year now.
And I also remember all the people here that TORE ME A NEW ONE when I admitted to missing a few shifts because the gate was so close.
Now surprisingly I see this happens quite often when people first drive the car. Even people with many years of clutch driving like myself.
Once you learn the shifter it’s GREAT !!!
Shawn S
03-17-2003, 03:41 PM
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Im about 2 weeks from my 1st birthday and 21000 miles later, i still love it. Have a few scratches and chips from parking lots that i will be getting fixed this spring. Other than that, great car!
03-17-2003, 04:52 PM
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Originally posted by darrinb
DITCH THE GOLD
lol, this aint the early 90's
DITCH THE GOLD
lol, this aint the early 90's
Nothing against Shawn or anything, but the gold package makes a car look, well....... sorta old.
I never understood the popularity of gold plating the emblems. People that do it should put gold caps on their teeth as well
03-17-2003, 07:24 PM
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Congrats on the B'day 
I for one vote for keeping the Gold. That might say something about my age but it also says it looks good on both the Blue Blinger and the Red Blinger
I for one vote for keeping the Gold. That might say something about my age but it also says it looks good on both the Blue Blinger and the Red Blinger
03-17-2003, 07:43 PM
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Originally posted by Tom2
LOL, very true...
Nothing against Shawn or anything, but the gold package makes a car look, well....... sorta old.
I never understood the popularity of gold plating the emblems. People that do it should put gold caps on their teeth as well
LOL, very true...
Nothing against Shawn or anything, but the gold package makes a car look, well....... sorta old.
I never understood the popularity of gold plating the emblems. People that do it should put gold caps on their teeth as well
But if you like it...hey..What the fuck.
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