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Originally posted by Sonic_c My baby same colour same year. Rear wheel drive featherlight tiny and fun lol

mazda?

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Originally posted by blacknoizybox mazda?

yeah mk2 MX5

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Originally posted by blacknoizybox i currently ride this:

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Originally posted by Sonic_c My baby same colour same year. Rear wheel drive featherlight tiny and fun lol

i think your vehicle is superior

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Originally posted by blacknoizybox i think your vehicle is superior

Lol i kinda like yours! How much did that baby set you back

My 2003 Mercury Marauder. My pride and absolute joy. Yes, my license plate does say NU-NRG. You won't believe how many people see my license plate and at first, they don't understand what it means. so when I saw it's pronounced "new energy", they say "Oh ok! Yeah that's pretty clever and it fits you! You're always full of energy!"

Actually I think most people on TA can believe that statement....

Sometimes the bastards ask me if I'm running on natural gas or some other kind of renewable energy source. Huh? no I have to put premium only, 93 octane or higher! Crazy bastards....


The third pic is tailgating for the first Virginia Tech football game last September (2007).

Thats a fantastic car!

Thanks you. I love driving it and having people get out of my way because they think i'm a cop!

Once the wife gets a full time job - we will be adding this to the garage:



08 WRX STI

Love these. They are such a fantastic ride

wtf

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Originally posted by Mebot My 2003 Mercury Marauder. My pride and absolute joy. Yes, my license plate does say NU-NRG. You won't believe how many people see my license plate and at first, they don't understand what it means. so when I saw it's pronounced "new energy", they say "Oh ok! Yeah that's pretty clever and it fits you! You're always full of energy!" Actually I think most people on TA can believe that statement.... Sometimes the bastards ask me if I'm running on natural gas or some other kind of renewable energy source. Huh? no I have to put premium only, 93 octane or higher! Crazy bastards.... The third pic is tailgating for the first Virginia Tech football game last September (2007).

Reminds me of a time I was wearing a Michael Jordan jersey and some dumb bitch asked me if my last name was "Jordan", cause that was her last name too...

Got this for free:



It's from 1995, made of plastic and looks like a giant dust-buster.

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Originally posted by Sonic_c My baby same colour same year. Rear wheel drive featherlight tiny and fun lol

Nice!! I used to have a Mk1 1990 (built in 89) MX5 that I ran in winter rallies and auto-cross.

I sold it when I moved over here and miss is huge.

Does yours have the 1.6 or 1.8 motor?

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Originally posted by pmoisse Nice!! I used to have a Mk1 1990 (built in 89) MX5 that I ran in winter rallies and auto-cross. I sold it when I moved over here and miss is huge. Does yours have the 1.6 or 1.8 motor?

Its the california edition so its a 1.8 s spec. What the s stands for i dont know I would have been happy with 1.6 I just loved how they look.

Says special edition indide the door frame though only noticed after ahving it a year. Do you know how to get a bass speaker in them the boot is so small?

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Originally posted by Mebot so when I saw it's pronounced "new energy", they say "Oh ok! Yeah that's pretty clever and it fits you! You're always full of energy!"

Come again?

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Originally posted by Sonic_c Its the california edition so its a 1.8 s spec. What the s stands for i dont know I would have been happy with 1.6 I just loved how they look. Says special edition indide the door frame though only noticed after ahving it a year. Do you know how to get a bass speaker in them the boot is so small?

The SE will probably be the colour - British Racing Green isn't one of the base colours and was only offered in certain years. There will have been a few other options involved, depending on how the original owner spec'd it from the dealer (power windows, glass rear window with de-fogger, power locks etc.).

The best way to get more bass is either to put a pair of good 6x9's or 6" round speakers into the package shelf behind the seats (will need to do some cutting), or just get really good door speakers. Trust me, good door speakers in this car will do wonders.

Other options include a custom sub box that sits on an angle in front of the passenger seat. It actually is quite a clean install and doesn't get in the way at all.

Putting a sub in the boot is kid of useless in this car since the boot is fully seperated from the rest of the car (unless you run a half-assed pair of pvc drain pipe boom tubes from the sub box in the boot around the gas tank to the front).

I've had these cars apart down to the bare shell, so if you have any questions or need tech help, just shoot me a pm

Here's a few pics of my old ride:

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Originally posted by woscar Just got my VW Golf last friday...pictures will ensue

OK, as promised, here is my car

Get some leather conditioner ASAP. Use it liberally and apply it religiously once a month (once every 3 weeks if super hot consistently) for 6 months. That leather is dry and showing it.

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Originally posted by gehzumteufel Get some leather conditioner ASAP. Use it liberally and apply it religiously once a month (once every 3 weeks if super hot consistently) for 6 months. That leather is dry and showing it.

This is my first car with leather seats/interiors...what do you recommend I use?

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Originally posted by woscar99 This is my first car with leather seats/interiors...what do you recommend I use?

Honestly, I don't know specific products to use with leather, but do NOT use armor-all. Try to steer clear of alcohol based stuff. This stuff usually makes it worse as alcohol drys out anything that it touches.

this exact same one




whenever i sneak it out of course..

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Originally posted by woscar99 This is my first car with leather seats/interiors...what do you recommend I use?

Just go to an auto shop and ask what they recommend, then make sure to test it on an inconspicuous part of the car before going full bore.

I've had my new car 8 months or so and have used my leather conditioner twice, it makes a real difference.

I also wax once a fortnight.

no offense woscar, but did you buy that car a week ago with it being that dirty on the interior? Was it through a private seller. If not, I would have complained like all hell

no offense woscar, but did you buy that car a week ago with it being that dirty on the interior? Was it through a private seller. If not, I would have complained like all hell

no offense woscar, but did you buy that car a week ago with it being that dirty on the interior? Was it through a private seller. If not, I would have complained like all hell

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