Air ride on a miata?
10-15-2011, 04:19 PM
#49
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I agree, its unfortunate. Everytime I see some dipshit in his Miata scraping the floor with his frame rails or some hellaflush bullshit, I want to punch him in the throat.
Just dawned on me that feggit is filtered.
Just dawned on me that feggit is filtered.
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10-15-2011, 04:43 PM
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This actually reminds me of the sort of which which started happening in the VW scene in the mid 80s, when people started doing really hideous and impractical things to Bugs and Ghias in the name of "style".
Partially as a result of this, there exists today a tremendous scarcity of unmolested T1s in the world.
I was reminded of this by seeing a really nice, clean Ghia cabrio at lunch today, and thinking to myself "Wow, now there's a rare sight!"
Endangered species (nearly extinct in the wild):
Conservation-dependent species (population steadily declining in the wild):
Partially as a result of this, there exists today a tremendous scarcity of unmolested T1s in the world.
I was reminded of this by seeing a really nice, clean Ghia cabrio at lunch today, and thinking to myself "Wow, now there's a rare sight!"
Endangered species (nearly extinct in the wild):
Conservation-dependent species (population steadily declining in the wild):
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10-15-2011, 06:01 PM
#52
Agree.
Guys, we're driving cars that deserve preservation. Just keep that in mind. As I do my mods, I'm careful to make sure that they are reversible and I keep the OEM parts.
In fact, that's my hangup with a roll bar. I just don't want to cut my car. OTOH, I want to track it, and I need a roll bar to track it.
What to do?
Guys, we're driving cars that deserve preservation. Just keep that in mind. As I do my mods, I'm careful to make sure that they are reversible and I keep the OEM parts.
In fact, that's my hangup with a roll bar. I just don't want to cut my car. OTOH, I want to track it, and I need a roll bar to track it.
What to do?
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10-15-2011, 06:07 PM
#53
This actually reminds me of the sort of which which started happening in the VW scene in the mid 80s, when people started doing really hideous and impractical things to Bugs and Ghias in the name of "style".
Partially as a result of this, there exists today a tremendous scarcity of unmolested T1s in the world.
I was reminded of this by seeing a really nice, clean Ghia cabrio at lunch today, and thinking to myself "Wow, now there's a rare sight!"
Endangered species (nearly extinct in the wild):
Conservation-dependent species (population steadily declining in the wild):
Partially as a result of this, there exists today a tremendous scarcity of unmolested T1s in the world.
I was reminded of this by seeing a really nice, clean Ghia cabrio at lunch today, and thinking to myself "Wow, now there's a rare sight!"
Endangered species (nearly extinct in the wild):
Conservation-dependent species (population steadily declining in the wild):
Sometimes I feal like getting a completely unmolested 1.6 Miata just like the one I had back in 1990. I had so much fun in that car.
Have it restored and completely stock in every detail. I would be happy as a lark.
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10-15-2011, 07:44 PM
#55
Agree.
Guys, we're driving cars that deserve preservation. Just keep that in mind. As I do my mods, I'm careful to make sure that they are reversible and I keep the OEM parts.
In fact, that's my hangup with a roll bar. I just don't want to cut my car. OTOH, I want to track it, and I need a roll bar to track it.
What to do?
Guys, we're driving cars that deserve preservation. Just keep that in mind. As I do my mods, I'm careful to make sure that they are reversible and I keep the OEM parts.
In fact, that's my hangup with a roll bar. I just don't want to cut my car. OTOH, I want to track it, and I need a roll bar to track it.
What to do?
even clubroadster would tell you that (and yes, i say that knowing full well i have many more posts over there than i do here and knowing that i'm a ricer with an ugly interior who's naturally aspirated.)
get a rollbar. that's a no-brainer
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10-15-2011, 10:49 PM
#58
Agree.
Guys, we're driving cars that deserve preservation. Just keep that in mind. As I do my mods, I'm careful to make sure that they are reversible and I keep the OEM parts.
In fact, that's my hangup with a roll bar. I just don't want to cut my car. OTOH, I want to track it, and I need a roll bar to track it.
What to do?
Guys, we're driving cars that deserve preservation. Just keep that in mind. As I do my mods, I'm careful to make sure that they are reversible and I keep the OEM parts.
In fact, that's my hangup with a roll bar. I just don't want to cut my car. OTOH, I want to track it, and I need a roll bar to track it.
What to do?
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10-16-2011, 11:05 AM
#60
In time that will change. Especially the rate we are gobbling them up.
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
Would you like to buy my '90? It is completely unmolested.
Unmolested by regular maintenance, unmolested by washing or waxing, unmolested by top replacement...
Unmolested by regular maintenance, unmolested by washing or waxing, unmolested by top replacement...
Joe if I had the extra space and cash, I would consider it. Both are in short supply at the moment.
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