What did you do to your NA today?
Red To Go
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 2,600
From: Canton, MI
Yesterday the gate guard at the base told me that he hasn't seen a Miata as clean as mine in about 10 years. It looked like it rolled off the showroom floor.
After lunch, going through the gate again another guard told me I had a pretty neat car, and asked what kind it was. I told him it was a Miata and he asked if it was new. He was shocked to hear it was 20 years old.
After lunch, going through the gate again another guard told me I had a pretty neat car, and asked what kind it was. I told him it was a Miata and he asked if it was new. He was shocked to hear it was 20 years old.
MFz Regular
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 248
From: Charlotte
^ I love it when that happens! It has happened to me twice, such as awesome feeling!
Once it was an older guy at a gas station. He was absolutely blown away by the fact that the car was close to 20 years old.
Once it was an older guy at a gas station. He was absolutely blown away by the fact that the car was close to 20 years old.
MFz Lurker
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 28
From: Atlanta GA
Yesterday I took it back to firestone to get it aligned and for them to center the damned steering wheel.... Well, they almost got right this time. I swear that I regret ever going to Firestone. I will make sure that i get my moneys worth out of their "lifetime aligment" though...
Red To Go
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 2,600
From: Canton, MI
My ranger dropped the starter at high school a couple years ago, we changed it after school in about an hour. I think about 4 people that walked by actually knew what we were doing. I think a requirement of driver school should be some basic work on car.
MFz Lurker
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 28
From: Atlanta GA
Well, probably at least a knowledge of the car they drive.... Most new modern cars rarely require any repairs and a lot of young people get new or newer cars from their parents.