Hi! New member from Catalonia-Spain!

[goseatonio]

Welcome. I love your photos. The second one is my favourite. Looks beautiful with the washed out colours.
And your car looks great. Really like the upgrade to white side marker lights.

Thank you for the welcome!

I've made a lot of small cosmetic mods, because I'm a perfectionist: Black windscreen frame, dark tail lights...

[goseatonio]

wow great photos!!! welcome to our forum!

Thank you, I'll post more shots in the future, I hope you'll like them.

[The Driver]

So you have Spanish blood!

I've never been in Islas Canarias, but I have friends in Pais Vasco, a lovely country, with stunning winding roads, and wonderfull food!

Oh, I was born in Puerto Rico. We all have Spanish blood, among others! ;) Have not been to Spain, yet. But it's in the plans.

[Raisin]

Wow thats quite the scenery! 1.8 NC? Do tell! I never knew they came with anything other than the 2.3

[goseatonio]

Oh, I was born in Puerto Rico. We all have Spanish blood, among others! ;) Have not been to Spain, yet. But it's in the plans.

Nive to read about your roots, and let me recommend you visiting Spain some day, but you have to take into account that Spain is bigger than some people spect, and has very different landscapes, cultures, weathers, and also languages!

Let me know if I can help you with some advice!

[goseatonio]

Wow thats quite the scenery! 1.8 NC? Do tell! I never knew they came with anything other than the 2.3

Yes, here is plenty of nice roads and scenerys! I love to drive my Miata in these nice windi roads!

Yes, in most of European countries, the NC is sold in both 1.8 and 2.0, but sadly, they try to sell the 2.0 engine as a "luxury sport car", (at a crazy price), so, the NC 1.8 is best sold. For example, in Spain, you can buy a 1.8 PRHT for 22.000 Euros, but the 2.0 PHRT costs 32.000 Euros...

[—tsingson—]

You have the perfect backdrop for any picture. Welcome and keep the pics coming please.

[The Driver]

Nive to read about your roots, and let me recommend you visiting Spain some day, but you have to take into account that Spain is bigger than some people spect, and has very different landscapes, cultures, weathers, and also languages!

Let me know if I can help you with some advice!

Though I do have plans to visit Spain, it won't be anytime soon. As for Spains size, I have driven accross the U.S. four times. I don't think criscrossing Spain will be that difficult... Not that I would want to spend a vacation just driving! Also about the languages... My great grandma didn't learn spanish until moving to Puerto Rico. She spoke Baque and Catalan.

[goseatonio]

You have the perfect backdrop for any picture. Welcome and keep the pics coming please.

Thank you, I'll come back soon with some more shots!

Though I do have plans to visit Spain, it won't be anytime soon. As for Spains size, I have driven accross the U.S. four times. I don't think criscrossing Spain will be that difficult... Not that I would want to spend a vacation just driving! Also about the languages... My great grandma didn't learn spanish until moving to Puerto Rico. She spoke Baque and Catalan.

I see you know one or two things about Spanish diversity!

Let me know if you came, I can give you some advice about were to drive and what to eat!