Too late. The same can be said for e30s and e36 models too.
Too late. The same can be said for e30s and e36 models too.
Tell me about it. Anything cheap and rwd gets the jdm yo treatment. If you are going for jdm, at least do it right like some people on this forum and not do a hack job like many 240s
Who cares what people do to destroy cars. I sure as hell dont. I got my car and thats all I'm worried about. Its not like I got a car and the community represents me. Lol
1994 Mazda Miata, 1992 Mazda Miata Sold, 1995 Mazda Rx7 (500hp) Sold, 1999 Subaru GC8 (310hp) Sold
Originally Posted by DK Wolf
True, very good point. I am seriously thinking my e30 is worth double what I paid for it last year, just because of all the remaining ones I see hacked to bits.
Its just funny when guys in Miatas want to approach me just because we have the same car when I genuinely have to interest in someone else with a miata. Congratulations.. we both have an obscenely popular car.
This need to interact with others because people identify so strongly with their belongings is borderline sad.
I like talking to a few people that are knowledgeable about these cars for my benefit or I've actually met some people who are as savage as myself that I enjoy knowing for nonmiata purposes (vegtabul comes to mind).
People need to stop caring so much. And listen to bonnie Taylor.
1994 Mazda Miata, 1992 Mazda Miata Sold, 1995 Mazda Rx7 (500hp) Sold, 1999 Subaru GC8 (310hp) Sold
I get it. I like spreading the knowledge to help people out, keep them from hurting themselves. The cleaner the car is, regardless the make, the less people approach me, I find. I get more random compliments from the bros in newer models.
I have made a large amount of close friends through Miatas that blossomed into non-car friendships because we had other similar interests. This has always been surprising to me.
tsingson (07-11-2014)
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