Who says Miatas aren't useful?
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This is what my car looks like at the moment:
It usually has one or two more pieces attached.
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How to carry a mountain bike in a Miata.
Step 1: Put mountain bike in Miata.
Step 2: Drive.
Harbor Freight nylon straps FTW. These are probably the single most useful thing I have ever purchased. Perfectly stable at 75 MPH.
Step 1: Put mountain bike in Miata.
Step 2: Drive.
Harbor Freight nylon straps FTW. These are probably the single most useful thing I have ever purchased. Perfectly stable at 75 MPH.
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Well, that's why I was wondering. It's pretty damned obvious that I have a trunk- you can see it through the gaping hole which, on most miatas, is covered by a large, heavy lid.
You might as well ask "Why don't you have a top" or "Why don't you have a large wooden crate containing 500 lbs of cast-iron ****** strapped to the hood?"
You might as well ask "Why don't you have a top" or "Why don't you have a large wooden crate containing 500 lbs of cast-iron ****** strapped to the hood?"