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Another outstanding thread with lots of great pictures and details on your project. Thank you for your time and patience to post as your journey continues.

Mazda to me doesn’t really make nice looking cars, the Miata was various colors and pieces from a friend who like you had a stash of parts cars. I rattle canned it in sort of a medium red over many coats of primer with all the debris from dusty driveway paint jobs and it was great. Never had...

Fun times, Some years ago I had an early Mazda Miata with a 5.0 and 5 speed from a munched mudstain and that car was flat out insane and a predator on the street. I had some friends that did nothing but fast rotary motors and they knew all the tricks. Those were fun times for sure.:thumbsup...

Ford is still in the learning stages and not doing well. Too many people doing the same thing in different rooms! :rofl:

This side by side comparison shows how well mopars 50 year old build handles not only power but higher speed. Having driven several of the newer mud stains there seems to be vibration problems and floating above about 75 mph. My Charger is smooth and stable at 130 and that’s with stock...

Brakes are always an important factor and everybody has their own driving style. Some years ago I had a real healthy 65 Sport Satellite that was dual duty with mostly daily driving. Stock manual 10” drums but I put Velvet Touch racing shoes on all 4 corners. They were pricey on my budget but...

“Cool cans” were always fun to play with and sometimes they really made a difference. To me it seemed like a lot of guys had one just for looks and didn’t really know the purpose of the can. Mine was a simple coffee can with coiled copper tubing and plumbed into the fuel line. Placement was...

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