Whats up everyone, I'm Kodi, just turned 21 last week and enjoying life...
but seriously I never would have guess i'd be driving a miata, let alone putting money into one and building one.

Bought my 1990 miata in september 2012, it was a mess. it had been spray painted several times, completely stripped for drifting, and beat to hell and i definitely didnt really know what i was getting into with this thing. It was kind of an impulse buy.

I bought it originally to keep the miles off of my 2010 wrx but the miata is now becoming my sunny day car haha (and those are few and far between this time of year in nj..)

Here are a few pics of my project thus far.

The day after i bought it





fitting the new xxr 531's (15x8 +0) with 205/50 tires which i'm selling (tires only)



hand made flares


all prepped for paint


Always gotta have a cold one in hand



Harddog m1 roll bar (single diagonal)




Used grizzly grip grey truck bed liner on the interior as well as the engine bay (which was completely oversprayed red)



Came across some door panels and did my own thing from there

 

saved for me

 

Next is turbo

 

What about that rear panel? Tread plate?

What kinda exhaust is that?

Welcome to the forum.

Get that extinguisher off the A-piler. Unless rice

 

I like your door panels. Will your pull strap pull on the shoulder pad too much?

 

Welcome!

I had an 08' Wrx but had to Sell it to buy my house. Not sure if you are on Wrxforums.com but check it out! Lots of 08+ Wrx/STi specific info.. I'm a mod/vendor over there (08Subiewrx) And I'm the "pod guy". Make A-Pillar gauge pods (BNA Solutions)

Me & Sheabutter from the forums

 

yup the last owner put that diamond plate on there, i just cleaned up the rough edges and painted it.

The straps are actually screwed into the door itself and just fed through the split in the panels, it actually really doesn't pull on the panels much at all.

As for the exhaust it is fully straight piped and it was all custom made from the last owner

 

Thanks for joining, kodirat!

 

Welcome to the site. Looks like you have some good skills, looking forward to seeing what you do with trubo.