Reply With QuoteIf the car was dirty, it might have been him.
Ooops, wait a minute. Didn't he finally wash his car?
(If it still had it's white track numbers on the rear window, then it was Conrad's car.)
Hey Conrad
Were you up in Torrance yesterday (11-7-05)? Buddy of mine saw a blue NSX filling up in a gas station.
Last edited by SoCalDude; 11-09-2005 at 06:01.
Gene
1991 Black/Black NSX, 2008 White Honda Civic EX-L
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."-John R. Wooden
If the car was dirty, it might have been him.
Ooops, wait a minute. Didn't he finally wash his car?
(If it still had it's white track numbers on the rear window, then it was Conrad's car.)
FuryNSX
- 1995 NSX-T, Equip'd by WORK!!!!
Hi Gene, nope, it was not me.Originally Posted by SoCalDude
That's a myth. Just because my daily driver is dirty and beat up doesn't mean my NSX is dirty.If the car was dirty, it might have been him.
Ooops, wait a minute. Didn't he finally wash his car?
(If it still had it's white track numbers on the rear window, then it was Conrad's car.)
But yeah, I still have my NSXPO 05 track stickers on the car.
I think he is on the euro-style of not washing anything for a good duration.If the car was dirty, it might have been him.
Ooops, wait a minute. Didn't he finally wash his car?
(If it still had it's white track numbers on the rear window, then it was Conrad's car.)
What a ladies man.......
Perhaps is was Scott (ss_md)?
Gene
1991 Black/Black NSX, 2008 White Honda Civic EX-L
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."-John R. Wooden
No my car has been parked since NSXPO
I am NSXless / TonyKart-125cc Champion Karting Spec Honda / Trackmagic-125cc Rotax
Unknown blue NSX in the South Bay then!
Gene
1991 Black/Black NSX, 2008 White Honda Civic EX-L
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."-John R. Wooden
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