Mostly curiosity on my part , but wondering what types of vechicles other turbo Miata owners gravitate towards. My other transportation is Subaru Legacy wagon (non turbo and yes I'm working on fixing that ) and my wife drives an Audi A4 Avant 2.0 . Let's hear what you got and why you like it. Fred B.

 

Most current:

13 wrx
03 z06
04 MSM



And previous 01 Miata
08 Forester XT sport
13 wrx



and previous 99 miata
08 forester XT sport


And previous 00 miata
Various WRX's

 

In addition to the huge pile of random crap, currently my Miata lives with a Locost Seven:

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Previous to that, the B6 S4 Avant was in there. It got unceremoniously booted out when the Seven showed up, although I did have all three of them crammed in there for a couple weeks (going on vacation, the window regulator on the Audi had failed and it needed to be inside).



Previous to that it lived with my B5 S4 sedan.



(old photo from its one-and-only trip to Laguna, just before it set the brakes on fire...)

The 2016 S6 is on order, also in Nogaro Blue. No photos of that yet, though.

The truck and minivan don't fit in the garage.

--Ian

 

What does my miata share space in the garage with?
JUNK!

The 2 BMWs sleep outside.

 

I used to have a Forester XT, looks like that is a common combo on here.

Now I have a BMW 120d and the Mrs has a Mk5 Golf 2.0 TDI. Don't mind these diesels for everyday stuff!

 

My bad , Forgot photos....Fixed !

 

What's the third one doing, then? Does it count as deceased? :-)

--Ian

 

Miata shares a bay with 1950 ****** cj-3a, 1978 Triumph Bonneville, 2 Indians, 1 Husky, 1 YZ, other bay is GMC Sierra crew cab and Steiner turf master.

 

05 MSM - current

first car I ever bought(now gone) 99 infiniti G20t


240Z's. My blue 73 and my dads maroon 72 with 327 swap both endlessly waiting for me to have more money, time, and garage space.


Also had 1990 and 1991 4runners, dodge grand caravan, scion TC, Mazda protege5, and currently a 2011 toyota sienna.

currently shopping for a 4x4 with 3rd row seating because kids. Probably a 90's landcruiser or isuzu trooper.

 

Mine will share space with a 2000 328i and '06 X3 once my house gets finished lol

 

How do you like your 328i ? I'm considering replacing my Legacy with a similar vintage 328i Xdrive ? An Outback Xt is my other possibility at this point.

 

Miata lives in the driveway 200 miles away from me, unmoved and rotting away for 8 years.

But...the the Miata will rise again. I predict soon within months.

 

Half the garage is mine. The Miata, tools, and my Fuji Nevada 1.9 mountain bike live there.

The other half, no joke is storage for sex toys. It's my wife's business to sell them. PM for your buttplug needs...

 

Do you do thorough product testing?

 

Purely buttplugs or other things? I have seriously considered welding together some contraptions to hold up and tie people to. I have some friends in the kink scene and they show me pictures of things and all I think about is that I could probably make it.

My garage gets shared with Miata's and only Miata's. The Mazda2 only needs oil changes, and you don't even have to put it on jack stands to do them. So no need to ever roll it into the garage.

 

<p>Ha, one car garage so the miata shares it with nothing.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The Fiesta 1.0L is parked out front</p><p>&nbsp;<img alt="" src="https://i.imgur.com/jKjXPtH.jpg" style="height:770px; width:578px" /></p><p>Teeny tiny turbo (quarter for scale)</p><p><img alt="" src="https://i.imgur.com/nu3vQ0b.jpg" style="height:770px; width:1027px" /></p><p>&nbsp;</p>

 

No room in garages (2) for vehicles.

Garage is for roll-around tool chests, stacks of wheels and race tires, 80gal Quincy upright compressor, 5 spare Miata transmissions, a Robinair SPX computerized roll-around A/C machine, lawn mower, self-propelled yard vac, garden and yard tools, spare Miata engine, spare 6.6 liter Pontiac engine and trans, spare '68 GTO hood, gas powered generator (NIB), window A/C unit (NIB), wakeboard, boat fuel jugs, race fuel jugs, life jackets, kneeboard, skis, Craftsman 10gal compressor, 8ft aluminum a-frame ladder, aluminum extension ladder, shop vacs (2), many shelves of misc. car parts, shelves of spare food & water & household supplies in case of storms, gallon cans of leftover used paints & stains, shelves of lawn & garden chemicals and supplies, shelves of auto and boat chemicals and supplies, spare boat & tow dolly wheels, bench grinder, chainsaws (2), sandblaster, alloy wheels for '74 Jensen Healey (4), alloy wheels for Porsche 914 (6), one vintage ladies 26" Schwinn cruiser, hydraulic floor jacks (2), ~'69 Craftsman 240v stick welder, spare floor tiles from master bath remodel, Ryobi radial arm saw, multiple containers of spare nuts and bolts, jackstands (6), hydraulic engine hoist (currently on loan to RyanG), spare 4x8 sheets of 3/4" plywood (2.5), 2x4x8 lumber (6), 6ft fence pressure treated fence pickets (roughly 1 doz), spare 3.5 ton Trane air handler (new, no box), irrigation 1" PVC pipe and various fittings, small pile of cardboard boxes in various sizes in case I decide to sell any car parts, a whole bunch of tools & fasteners & supplies from various past projects, and a few other odd items.

 

2010 Ford Edge (wife hauler), 2000 F-150 (Miata hauler), and a bunch of power tools and sawdust (helps keep the wife happy so I can keep the Miata).

Actually right now the Miata is parked on the street because it's spot in the garage is full of lumber because we're "remodeling" our deck... Fun stuff...

 

I have a main garage with currently houses my 90' and the wife's 91'. Our driveway has the GMC Acadia (up north road trip car) and my 2013 F150 work truck. Lower garage currently is lawn mowers and $2,000 dollars worth of lumber for a fence I'm building. In winter the miatas will go down to hibernate and my 90' will finally see boost this winter. Lower garage is a work shop for now, but once the fence is done all the tools will go into my actual lower shop space that isn't set up yet. New house requires some time to get it all set up just how I want.

 

a whole range of vanilla-ish stuff.