For those of you who don't know about what happened to my R last weekend:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1141679

anyways, I've decided to not drive the R (since I'm paranoid) until next school year when I move into an apartment complex with secure parking. I think it's a wise move and my life will be a lot less stressful and burdensome. I hate always having to worry about the safety of my R especially on friday nights. The parking lot which I parked at previously was an open parking lot.

So, today I've officially stored the R at an undisclosed location and I'm now driving the newer model camry until next year. All I can say is, a camry is not a R but at least it'll get me from point A to point B and there's a lower chance of it being stolen compared to the R. The last few months have been great driving her. She will be missed but at least I can focus more on school and that's why I'm in college in the first place. Law school, here I come.

*To all my fellow R owners out there, keep your R safe.

 

Best decision you could have made in regards to the protection of your caR

 

good to hear!

Get thru school with without extra worries =

 

Good decision with the storage of your R. I wish I had that kind of option.

 

Good job, guy

 

Thanks

 

get an apartment with a garage. gated apartment complex's suck. it's false security. i can't tell you how many break in's my friends and i have had while in a "secure" gated community.

 

weh... way to sacrifice to keep the R safe

props to you man.

 

Good decision.

Was there any damage sustained (scratches or the like)?
They were after your bumper cover & hood emblem I guess.

Good luck in your career.

 

Keep that car safe

 

Make sure you move EAST of Martin Luther
I respect that decision.

 

good choice!

 

good decision. apartment complex secure parking is hardly secure anymore though. by then, hopefully you'll roll in enough doh from your college education to get a garage.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PY Type R &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">For those of you who don't know about what happened to my R last weekend:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1141679

anyways, I've decided to not drive the R (since I'm paranoid) until next school year when I move into an apartment complex with secure parking. I think it's a wise move and my life will be a lot less stressful and burdensome. I hate always having to worry about the safety of my R especially on friday nights. The parking lot which I parked at previously was an open parking lot.

So, today I've officially stored the R at an undisclosed location and I'm now driving the newer model camry until next year. All I can say is, a camry is not a R but at least it'll get me from point A to point B and there's a lower chance of it being stolen compared to the R. The last few months have been great driving her. She will be missed but at least I can focus more on school and that's why I'm in college in the first place. Law school, here I come.

*To all my fellow R owners out there, keep your R safe.</TD></TR></TABLE>

This should be displayed somewhere where everyone can take a good look at it. The decision that you made, I feel, was very mature and intelligent. It seems that this topic is brought up several times a month. The worried college kid should definately consider this alternative until out of school, or a better situation presents it's self to start driving the R again.

Aloha,
Brandon

 

hmm at least you have it still.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Haleiwa-Brando &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

This should be displayed somewhere where everyone can take a good look at it. The decision that you made, I feel, was very mature and intelligent. It seems that this topic is brought up several times a month. The worried college kid should definately consider this alternative until out of school, or a better situation presents it's self to start driving the R again.

Aloha,
Brandon</TD></TR></TABLE>

whats that sound i hear?

 

thanks