Chiming in from UT
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It’s about time to start acquiring parts so I better introduce myself. My permanent home is in Utah, but I work as a sales manager for a security company and currently live in Charleston WV until Sept. I picked up this 94 M edition in April for just over 2k. My interest in building a miata actually came from the instructors at the porsche driving school. Papasmurf and I attended 2 sessions there through a work incentive. All the instructors said if you can’t afford a porsche, which I can’t, a miata is the way to go. So here I am.
My goal is to build a daily driver that I can take to the occasional track day. I plan on acquiring most of the parts from the vendors on this site. I don’t plan on redoing the internals or tranny anytime soon, so I'm shooting for an initial goal of 200rwhp.
Here a few pics
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My goal is to build a daily driver that I can take to the occasional track day. I plan on acquiring most of the parts from the vendors on this site. I don’t plan on redoing the internals or tranny anytime soon, so I'm shooting for an initial goal of 200rwhp.
Here a few pics
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Welcome aboard MOL, in for fall build-thread!
Originally Posted by MOL
All the instructors said if you can’t afford a porsche, which I can’t, a miata is the way to go.
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