Greetings, Utah Owner broken down in Savannah, GA

Red Voodoo

I haven't really, other than grabbing the bottom of the top to hold it out of the way of the moving tonneau cover when lowering it. It should be fixed, but I've been lazy, and I kind of expect to be told it's going to cost thousands of dollars to fix anyway since it's out of warranty. If this was my daily, then we would probably not be having this discussion as I would have traded it in for another manual soft top Miata to avoid the hassle.

I've always like the Z-car. That said, I haven't had much other interest in Nissan as a manufacturer. This will likely be the last one I'll invest my money in.

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nr7

I've got a guy in San Diego that you should go see. My top now runs as smooth as butter, given the design. It's quieter and smother than the new one's at this point.

I will PM you after I dig up his contact beta.


I too, have always been a z-Car fan. My sister had a super cool 280 back in the early eighties. Custom metallic copper paint, with Centerline wheels and a sunroof. What a cool car!


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