Hello from Michigan
 

Hello community, I'm not a Miata owner yet but will be very soon. I'm a lurker right now learning all I can about forced induction Miata's.
I currently own a Porsche 911, 944, and an FJ Cruiser. I recently sold my Mazdaspeed3 for the FJ. My wife drives a BMW e46 and 16 year old son drives BMW 325is.
I've always loved Miata's and always gave them much respect at track events.
My wife will not allow another vehicle purchase until one is sold. The 944 is the logical choice. If anyone knows of someone wanting a well maintained 944 N/A please let me know. Here are a few pics of my cars........

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16 year old 325is
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Welcome to MT.net. Thanks for posting an intro thread instead of hopping straight into the classifieds like so many noobs do. Post your location in your profile and you'll get better help on pretty much everything. The first example of this would be finding a buyer for your 944. I'm down in San Diego and love 944's. If I knew you were close, I might be interested. Instead of wasting both of our times asking where you were, I'd be able to just check your profile and find out for myself.

edit: Or I could pay attention to the thread title and see that you're in Michigan.

So enjoy reading up on all the stickies here. There are tons of knowledgeable members here and everyone is very helpful. You'll enjoy it here.

Thanks for the help and profile updated. The forums seems like a great place to learn all the ins and outs.