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Hi from Belgium! - Paulie - 05-11-2012
Ciao tutti!
This is an awesome forum you have here, I'm glad I stumbled upon it (with my mighty translating skills courtesy of google :Chessygrin: )
I used to drive a 1.6 2002 Phoenix and now I am looking for something more powerful, either NA 1.8 or NBFL 1.8, hope to find a rust free one in sunny Italy!
Anyways, I wish you all sunny days with the top down and never ending winding roads!
Paul
Hi from Belgium! - Pepi - 05-11-2012
: Welcome :
Hi from Belgium! - Antonio - 05-11-2012
Hi Paul! In Italy you will find a good rust - free mx5 for sure, rusty miatas are quite rare here! Good search
Hi from Belgium! - Elwood Blues - 05-11-2012
Hi! Welcome!
Italian mx5 are generally rust free, but be careful: some NA are imported from Germany or Canada.
Hi from Belgium! - spiderman - 05-11-2012
Welcome!
Hi from Belgium! - Toretto - 05-11-2012
Welcome!
Hi from Belgium! - Paulie - 05-11-2012
Thanks for the warm welcome everyone! Living in Italy and driving a roadster in the mountains must be awesome, I'm jealous of your weather - here it rains every single day (in winter at least, summer is better - only 4 rainy days a week!)
Well, at least we get some snow in winter - sideways fun! and no handbrake used:chessygrin:
Hi from Belgium! - aleottosei - 05-11-2012
Hi and welcome from a "Belgian Beer Lover" :chessygrin: :cincin:
Hi from Belgium! - .SharK - 05-11-2012
Hi dude!!
Welcome! As other fellows wrote, be careful: several NA are already affected by rust. If you search for a NB it's easier to find something rust-free, but stay away from Alps area as over there's a huge use of salt on streets to prevent icing during winter time!
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Hi from Belgium! - LucaJones - 05-11-2012
Benvenuto!
: Welcome :