mazdeuce wrote: It's true, I am adopting Jav.
DUDE! I wanted in.
mazdeuce wrote: It's true, I am adopting Jav.
DUDE! I wanted in.
You wanna hire a nanny, you know to watch Jav and get groceries in the wagon and stuff?
TRoglodyte wrote: You wanna hire a nanny, you know to watch Jav and get groceries in the wagon and stuff?
Dude, I AM the nanny. It's my job. I outsource that and what value am I to my wife?
In related news, I could only fit half the groceries in the trunk of the 911 today, the other half had to go in the passenger seat. The Aerowagon is a practical upgrade for me. Really.
Jav might be a handful,just trying to help
mazdeuce wrote:TRoglodyte wrote: You wanna hire a nanny, you know to watch Jav and get groceries in the wagon and stuff?Dude, I AM the nanny. It's my job. I outsource that and what value am I to my wife? In related news, I could only fit half the groceries in the trunk of the 911 today, the other half had to go in the passenger seat. The Aerowagon is a practical upgrade for me. Really.
This sounds precisely like how I convince the wife I need to change cars, again.
tuna55 wrote:mazdeuce wrote: It's true, I am adopting Jav.DUDE! I wanted in.
Woohoo!
Emailing my Christmas list of Javelin parts now to daddydeuce...
mazdeuce wrote: In related news, I could only fit half the groceries in the trunk of the 911 today, the other half had to go in the passenger seat. The Aerowagon is a practical upgrade for me. Really.
There's all the rationality you need to say. Congrats! 
Personally, if I were buying a C7, it would be black. All black. With a side of black accents.
I see what you're doing here... this is jsut your way of trying to get the 911 back from the wife. Nice! 
mazdeuce wrote: That's what they say, but if you talk to them (which I have) then all you can order now is the Aerowagon conversion for $15K, the paint on it for an extra $1500, and the $22K engine package which is all speculative at this point, but they say it will be awesome. Which it probably will. They haven't built ANY Aerowagons yet. Right now you're getting in line with your car. They've indicated that there will be further discussions after they get the car, but before it's built. It's all a big adventure.
Based on the experience of other Callaway owners (I have a buddy, and sometimes lurk their forum too) Old Lyme appears to take very good care of their customers. I think you will be happy.
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