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I know the feeling
Thats similar to how it happend to me. Went to SF on biz in Feb 2003. I drove around my friend's new base 03. Flew home, traded in my 8 month old 2002 mustang gt convertible.
Never looked back.
Man I love this car
Never looked back.
Man I love this car
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jmagilto2, nice choice in color.
I guess whatever works for different Z owners, is fine by me. If you see me in the DB roadster, in the west LA area, the top will most likely be down and I’ll hazard, bright light or wave back at ya.
I guess whatever works for different Z owners, is fine by me. If you see me in the DB roadster, in the west LA area, the top will most likely be down and I’ll hazard, bright light or wave back at ya.
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Yeah I think you’re right, but I have a confession to make; my fiancé bought me the bike and I still haven’t learned how to ride. I’ve always loved sport bikes and I figure sooner or later I’ll take the course, clean the dust off (been sitting in the corner of my garage for years) and cruise up the coast like I see all those bikers doing on the weekends.
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I started riding when I moved to Ca in '94. I took the MSF (Motorcycle safety foundation) class. It was a weekend and used their bikes. It was well worth it !
Once the dust is off, you are going to have a blast
Once the dust is off, you are going to have a blast
Originally posted by marhot
It's the 'high' beams. (halogen light)
It's the 'high' beams. (halogen light)
you use both, and it is bad for you xenons, it deminishes their life to have them on for short periods of time, as opposed to leaving them on while you drive. im runnin the 04 it may be that way on 03's. double check that id be interested.
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Originally posted by NOBI
you use both, and it is bad for you xenons, it deminishes their life to have them on for short periods of time, as opposed to leaving them on while you drive. im runnin the 04 it may be that way on 03's. double check that id be interested.
you use both, and it is bad for you xenons, it deminishes their life to have them on for short periods of time, as opposed to leaving them on while you drive. im runnin the 04 it may be that way on 03's. double check that id be interested.
Pulling the lever toward you will flash the headlight high beam.
I assume the same is true for the '04.
You are correct about the xenons, short time on or quick on/off is bad for them.
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Originally posted by ranger5oh
A rental Z!? Sheesh, round here you get grand ams if you are lucky.
A rental Z!? Sheesh, round here you get grand ams if you are lucky.
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jkwak922: 7 or 8 years ago I had a Ford Escort as a rental car and I still remember just how bad it was. BTW’ I’m trying to figure out who is the woman on your profile who looks familiar?
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jkwak922: 7 or 8 years ago I had a Ford Escort as a rental car and I still remember just how bad it was. BTW’ I’m trying to figure out who is the woman on your profile who looks familiar?
jkwak922: 7 or 8 years ago I had a Ford Escort as a rental car and I still remember just how bad it was. BTW’ I’m trying to figure out who is the woman on your profile who looks familiar?
mmmMmm.. Tomb Raider..... id like to raid her tomb.. haha
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