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I bought these plates last year. When I went to the DMV to pick them up, I was asked for the car that they were going on. I told them I hadn't bought it yet. I had to come back with old plates, which I used my old 1985 RX-7. It's original plates, "MANYS RX" were switched to the 2004 RX-8 when it was new.
I have to go to the DMV to make these valid.
Looks good!!
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Came back to check on your site. Love the Japan info but that Cayman you got is gorgeous. What has ownership been like since you got it?
Posted by: karl o'donoghue | August 26, 2010 at 07:16 PM
Hey Karl, I've been a bit busy and did not see your comment until today. The car has been great, but lately I've run into some expenses. First, I had to replace my rear tires. The original tires are Michelin Pilot Sports and they cost $400 a piece! Though I got the car for a great price, my payment is still hefty and I need to watch my expenses. I ended up buy Hankook Ventus and got those for a little bit under $400 for the pair. For the last few days, I had noticed the clutch acting strangely and feeling almost like it's broken. I took it to the dealer and am thankful it will be covered under warranty. A broken pressure plate was the diagnosis. If it wasn't covered under warranty, it would have cost over $2300! Tomorrow morning I pick up the car. Can't wait to drive it!
Posted by: Manny Lizarraga | September 21, 2010 at 06:55 PM
Celebrating 1 year of ownership on Sunday, I drove 40 miles north for a breakfast at Stone Brewery in Escondido. This car is so great, I praise it's virtues to any passenger or the lucky few who I've trusted with my keys. I finally got to take it on my first autocross 3 weeks ago and being able to push it made me appreciate even more. My Cayman S is the best handling sports car I'll ever drive. It's engine is smooth for daily commutes and enjoys to be pushed like the multiple times I hit triple digits on my speedometer this past Sunday.
Posted by: Manny Lizarraga | February 08, 2011 at 08:13 AM