In reply to wae:
I took the liberty of linking your CL ad to Ohio Rotaries. It was probably one of us who done that. (And, come to think of it, I could probably name him)
In reply to wae:
I took the liberty of linking your CL ad to Ohio Rotaries. It was probably one of us who done that. (And, come to think of it, I could probably name him)
Well shoot, this might actually be possible! I also just bought an F-250 and should have a car trailer in the next week.
I can put the additional parts in the van or in the RV and the car on the trailer! Everybody wins!
If you're at all serious about the idea, shoot me some pics of your Miata! Personally, you've got me intrigued.
In reply to wae:
I sent ya a message!
In reply to NBraun:
And I sent ya one back!
By way of an update, the whole battery problem is resolved. I found a correct size battery at the junkyard that is only about 8 months old. Just got back from a test drive and it is really running great.
Sold! It's a bittersweet thing, but she's off to her new home and will hopefully be autocrossing in Louisville later this year.
Time to shop for the next car? 
eastsidemav wrote: Time to shop for the next car?
Says the person who stands to benefit the most from a certain Neon NOT getting new suspension... 
Knurled wrote:eastsidemav wrote: Time to shop for the next car?Says the person who stands to benefit the most from a certain Neon NOT getting new suspension...
...and new tires 
Actually, it's time to get a motorcycle sold, and then I want to get the van sold, and then it's truck time!
wae wrote:Knurled wrote:...and new tireseastsidemav wrote: Time to shop for the next car?Says the person who stands to benefit the most from a certain Neon NOT getting new suspension...
Cool, crew cab tow beast?
eastsidemav wrote:wae wrote:Cool, crew cab tow beast?Knurled wrote:...and new tireseastsidemav wrote: Time to shop for the next car?Says the person who stands to benefit the most from a certain Neon NOT getting new suspension...
Yep, that's my plan. Looking at Ford, GM, and Dodge in the 1500 variety. Preferably with the integrated brake controller, factory Bluetooth integration, 4WD, under 70k miles, and no older than a 2010. My so-far-unscientific study seems to indicate that the Dodge has more room in the rear seat than the others, but I'm not really leaning in any one direction yet.
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