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I honestly thought I was the only one that thought this way. Glad to see there's others who agree with this idea.

What a total clusterf*ck of a car. Glad you're giving it the proper attention and work. Love the Mach1 wheels.

Guess that makes it a no-brainer for me then.

I watched the first two as well and I’m enjoying it a lot. Second episode was hilarious. Now I just have to figure out if I want YouTube TV or not.

I used to head west on Hayden Run, then head north through Plain City, through Dublin, then back south to Hayden Run.

Still need these? There's a guy selling a set of 235s for $50 in one of my ST groups. Not much life left, but I'm guessing you're going to thrash them anyway. I can pass along the info. if you're still in need.

So does this take the place of using a clay-bar?

Subaru Legacy 3.6R.

I've done both: a Hilton all-inclusive outside of Montego Bay, Jamaica and a 4-day cruise on one of the smaller Royal Carribean boats from Florida, down to Nassau and then to their private island for the day. I enjoyed both very much, but I probably leaned to doing another cruise as I love being on the water. Jamaica was fun and the hotel was awesome. We did go on an excursion to swim with dolphins was fun and we drove around Jamaica, which was eye-opening and beautiful at the same time. Since it was hotel-run, I didn't feel super uncomfortable. If it was just my wife and I, hell no. But by the end of our stay, I was ready to go. There's only so much you can do and the food wasn't as diverse as the cruise. Our cruise was fun. We were with a group of about 12 people that we didn't know and it was nice to be kind of forced to meet people. There was always stuff to do on the boat and as long as you're not on a Disney cruise, kids were almost non-existent (every ship has adults-only sections thankfully). Food was pretty good, and the drink package is super expensive, but worth it. Food was awesome. You can also bring a bottle of wine per person. It was fun to get off the boat each day and see different places as long as you stay the hell away from the tourist traps. We did have a super-obnoxious Zumba group on our boat, but thankfully we only saw them at night. The coolest part for me was we got to watch a pod of dolphins ride the boat's wake into Nassau for like 45 minutes. That was awesome. My only complaint is the bathroom in anything but the suites are like a phone booth. I was reading about the cruise around Cuba and that looks really cool. I would just suggest finding a smaller boat as the ones with 7000 people would kill me.

Just saw a bright red one in Delaware on the way to work. Glad to see they're finally showing up. I liked the interior as well, although having no gauges would be really hard to get use to I think. The other guys here were totally thrown off by it. Seeing all the cameras on the car was really cool. Panel fit, which seems to be a big problem with these first cars, seemed pretty good compared to what I've heard. I've never sat or driven a Tesla either, so maybe one day I'll get around to trying one out. They could definitely be appealing in a few years when they start popping up on the pre-owned market.

Finally got to view one of these in person. Parked in front of my showroom this afternoon of all places. I think it looks really good and a lot smaller than I thought it would be.

:megusta: Very nice.

Are you on Facebook? There's a few Ohio Focus groups and there's always people looking for these cars. Looks awesome though.

I like the RCSB/fun daily idea. I'm surprise you actually fit in a Focus. I'm just shy of 6' and I feel a bit cramped. I've got 65k on my car with just an air filter and it's been rock solid. I wouldn't be worried about it, and you will be able to tell if it's been ran hard or not. I've got a couple of friends as well that are Stage 3 and E30 for probably 2+ years and they haven't had any issues. They're a blast to autocross too, FYI. It sounds like another build wouldn't be a good idea for you as your priorities have changed quite a bit and whatever you get will probably just sit until you resell it. That's just what I've gathered from your post.

Yes, you can put that in your offer.

-You can get a nicely equipped Edge SEL/Titanium for under that. -Audi Q5. -Lexus RX is always a safe choice.

Man that thing looks good even with the camo.

My mother has a P226 and my brother has a P227. Both are incredibly nice and easily the nicest guns they have (Springfield, Glock, Ruger). The only thing I'm not a fan of is the hammer fire. However, I've been wanting to try out their P320 as I much prefer a striker fire gun. If it shoots as good as theirs, it will definitely be the top gun on my list.

Thanks for putting it all in one post. Time to figure out my calendar for the summer.

This reminds me of the summer I spent helping rehab a fire-gutted house back in college. It was crazy to see how much of a difference you make when you're down to the skeleton. Looking forward to the finished product. Where is this house located again?

Awful lot of work for a lease. I agree with you on the wheels. Those wheels definitely make that car look much better.

:rolleyes: He's had some decent stuff on how he's rebuilding the kit and the guy welding looks pretty legit. I mean, there's probably like 6 minutes of watchable stuff per video, but it's a good six minutes. Casey, sorry we've hijacked your thread.

What seems to be the issue? Are they the turbo-ed engines or the N/As?

Please someone buy one of these with a stick so I can buy it in three years. Now I have to add another car to my future purchase list.