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New Miata meooww
- Thread starter Bettyvee
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MarcosSantiago
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I see what you are talking about. But I do not agree.
Honestly, the cars in the picture may look alike because it is the same format after all, but in person (let's say in a parking lot) you would never confuse one with another. They are pretty different.
Also... if originality is a good thing, then merit should be given to the original, the first one. And that is the Mazda Miata.
Nothing sexier than this convertible
... only if that chick is with you ...
I completely agree! My lil wanna b jeep was wayyy too much fun!
If only I knew someone who could help me restore it..*siigghh*
geo! i have not heard that name in a long time.
Dirty Frank
Well-known member
Haha. Actually no I don't.
In your way of thinking I'm sure you drive a big dually diesel, right?
Mazdas have always had a rust issue. They have good styling & knick knacks but won't get one.
If I didn't have a bike then maybe a Miata. I don't see the purpose of driving a convertible & owning a bike. Most of the time when it's "top-down" weather I'd be riding. Plus the retractable top is probably going in the trunk which is further going to limit space. Unless you get a hardtop
If I didn't have a bike then maybe a Miata. I don't see the purpose of driving a convertible & owning a bike. Most of the time when it's "top-down" weather I'd be riding. Plus the retractable top is probably going in the trunk which is further going to limit space. Unless you get a hardtop
Dirty Frank
Well-known member
Does your vision include big sound, confederate flag and truck nutz?
Main attraction to Miatas as a guy: motorsport
Racing a fast exotic car that no one else owns is cool, for a year.
Racing a car that has it's own spec series, remains cool forever.
On a local level, go to any autox or track event and there's gonna be a miata. At the autox's, there is no happier driver than a miata driver. Competition fuels the drive to go at it every year, every event, to beat someone else driving a similar car. When you're the only one out there with your particular make and model, the drive simply isn't there in the long run.
Miata's are an absolute blast to own and race. I'll have one someday.
Racing a fast exotic car that no one else owns is cool, for a year.
Racing a car that has it's own spec series, remains cool forever.
On a local level, go to any autox or track event and there's gonna be a miata. At the autox's, there is no happier driver than a miata driver. Competition fuels the drive to go at it every year, every event, to beat someone else driving a similar car. When you're the only one out there with your particular make and model, the drive simply isn't there in the long run.
Miata's are an absolute blast to own and race. I'll have one someday.
Dirty Frank
Well-known member
Of course. What else would a big manly man be driving? Lol.
You hit the nail right on the head
Its a question of scale
The size cutoff for a miata is around 5' 7" 140 LBS
Any larger and it starts to look like you should be in a shriners parade
Probably a scrotum hanging at the hitch tooOf course. What else would a big manly man be driving? Lol.
Roomie
Banned
Just buy another one.I completely agree! My lil wanna b jeep was wayyy too much fun!
If only I knew someone who could help me restore it..*siigghh*
http://www.autotrader.ca/a/Chevrole...21505694_ON20080227102837969/?showcpo=ShowCPO
Or if you search in the states you could probably find more selection and better values.
or don't. The paper thin doors on these vehicles always scared the crap out of me. I wonder how these things would do in a side impact test.
MarcosSantiago
Well-known member
I admire his craftmanship
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