TIMELSS_vert wrote:this exclusivity/elitist thing is absolute bulls***. you should own a car simply because you can't imagine owning any other relative alternative. The s-chassis is a solid base for a beginner's FR experience. Plenty of aftermarket support at good prices compared to the S2000/Miata markets and the convertible just makes life better for cruising. All rarity means is that some people will give you the stink eye when you cut into perfectly good quarter panels, doors and radiator supports when you modify in the fashion you see fit. That and price is slightly higher, but in all reality (at least in FL) coupes can be somewhat hard to come by too.
Do nothing for anyone else when it comes to your own project. Any girl I'm with is because she's into me, sometimes she thinks the car is a +, but I won't put up with people who are around me because of my car. Don't settle, don't compromise, it's as simple as that.
Sorry if this seems rude/blunt, but a "greater than thou" mentality is really gay, especially if you have it because you own a limited run of a mediocre car.
Awesome post! Could not agree more. If you want rare and elitist, you're better off pinching pennies (or panties) to get a porsche or old muscle car. The S chassis is awesome, but not a collector car. And I would like to emphasize what Timeless said about doing things for YOUR satisfaction and not anyone else's. That'll just frustrate you because you cannot please everyone. Follow your tastes and do what you want, someone is bound to like it (or at least appreciate it for what it is). GL with whatever you decide.
Timeless - what do you mean by FR experience?