I can't stop buying Mazdas
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I can't stop buying Mazdas
I just picked up a beat-up mostly stock 1999 for shared daily & track duty. I will be trying my hardest to leave the miata as stock as possible because I already have a Mazda project car. But I have a feeling that isn't going to work very well.
No pics of the miata yet... (just imagine a dented black NB miata in your head, lol).
The other cars:
The RX-7 is an eternal project and has been in pieces for a while now. I just haven't had the time to put it back together. The TR6 has been a blast ever since I restored it ~10 years ago.
I'm looking forward to cleaning the miata up and driving the hell out of it!
No pics of the miata yet... (just imagine a dented black NB miata in your head, lol).
The other cars:
The RX-7 is an eternal project and has been in pieces for a while now. I just haven't had the time to put it back together. The TR6 has been a blast ever since I restored it ~10 years ago.
I'm looking forward to cleaning the miata up and driving the hell out of it!
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Thanks guys.
They really are great cars, just a bit fragile. I am a fan of V8 FD's, but at the same time the engineering nerd in me is addicted to the unique challenges presented by a turbo rotary engine. In a perfect world I would own a turbo rotary FD for the track and an LSx FD for the street. Some day...
They really are great cars, just a bit fragile. I am a fan of V8 FD's, but at the same time the engineering nerd in me is addicted to the unique challenges presented by a turbo rotary engine. In a perfect world I would own a turbo rotary FD for the track and an LSx FD for the street. Some day...
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