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<dt><br /><img src="http://image.superstreetonline.com/f/features/1409-spoon-honda-s2000/70012850+ppromo_large/2006-honda-s2000-spoon-sports-s-tai-rear-bumper-01.jpg" onerror="javascript:this.src='http://static.superstreetonline.com/_SiteConfigs/_global/images/no_photo_100px.gif'" alt="Spoon Honda S2000 - Double Agent" /><br /><a href="http://www.superstreetonline.com/features/1409_spoon_honda_s2000/">A '06 S2K that goes hard as a daily commuter and weekend track warrior</a><p>The relationship between a man and his car is an ever-evolving one. When you're a young gear head and first get into the hobby your car is everything. You spend every waking moment tinkering with it, thinking about it and slaving away just to buy parts and modify it. But as you get older, things change. You develop other goals to work toward besides just having a nice car. School, a job and "being an adult" come into play. If you're fortunate enough, you still get to enjoy your hobby and have the opportunity to further your build. You may not have as much time as you did before, but like every good relationship, your car should grow with you and not be a hindrance. If you have to find specific routes to get to a job interview so you don't get stuck on a driveway or you find yourself unable to make it to work because your engine swap is no good, well then, you may need to reconsider your relationship with your modified vehicle.</p> a <br /> Photo Gallery: <a href="http://www.superstreetonline.com/features/1409_spoon_honda_s2000/">Spoon Honda S2000 - Double Agent</a><br /><br /> Photo Gallery: <a href="http://www.superstreetonline.com/features/1409_spoon_honda_s2000/">Spoon Honda S2000 - Double Agent</a><br /><br /></dt>