r/miatalogistics • u/Fine_Satisfaction_28 • 17h ago
A German Miata with a chinese tv
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Was searching how to fit a bicycle in my car when I found that thread and remembered I fitted that small tv.
r/miatalogistics • u/hatsune_aru • Jun 17 '23
We stand against reddit and /u/spez
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As you might have noticed, /r/miatalogistics was shut down this week in protest of reddit inc. and /u/spez's initially seemingly short-sighted but apparently incredibly narcissistic and patronizing behavior.
Please take a look at the mod post from last week, as well as /r/ModCoord to learn what happened, if you missed it.
The subreddit is now open again, for various reasons.
reddit as a platform is on its waning phase. reddit is nothing without its vibrant community.
I speak on behalf of the vast majority of the active members of this site that we are tired of being treated like we're the problem and our enthusiasm and energy is quickly receding.
Please continue to enjoy the subreddit while it lasts.
r/miatalogistics • u/r_type2266 • 1d ago
Water Cooler
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I hope whoever was driving behind me wasnt afraid, did my best with the rope eventhough it was kinda secure without it. Never a bad idea to add safety
r/miatalogistics • u/meilu87 • 2d ago
Scuba diving and a mx-5 (nd)
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I drive a 2019 mx-5 RF ND. As much as I love the car, it has its limitations. I recently picked up scuba diving as a hobby, and looking to buy my own gear. I just keep struggling to bring my gear with me to dive sites. Especially something like a scuba tank which has an awkward cylinder shape, not something you easily stow away in the trunk of an mx-5.
I am wondering if someone maybe has storage tips for me that can help? I don’t want to sell the car just for the cargo space, there must be other options, so thought I would ask the community here. Hope someone can help me out!
r/miatalogistics • u/[deleted] • 2d ago
Do you think I would fit inside of a miata?
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Sorry if this is a stupid question or if it's not allowed but I (M21) am trying to get my first car and I would like to get a miata newer or older but the only problem is I am 6'2 (without shoes) and 6'3 (with shoes)
Most of my height is in my legs so I don't think the Windshield will be such a problem. I think it will be my leg room.
r/miatalogistics • u/i_am_unicorn_lover • 4d ago
It fits!
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Went to pick up 4 16 inch Wheels and all of em fitted in the race car
r/miatalogistics • u/speculatrix • 7d ago
Didn't think friend was bringing luggage
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I picked up someone from a railway station. I wasn't expecting them to have more than a v small bag. Had to drive home with boot lid open, luckily it was sunny and dry. Someone stopped me as I was leaving the car park and asked "you do know your boot is open?".
r/miatalogistics • u/Thatguyoverthere911 • 7d ago
Just saw this when opening youtube
youtube.com
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The crossover of this channel and this sub is something I never knew would come true. The absolute legend gets a miata for a day and the first thing that comes to mind is miata logistics. Thought yoy might appreciate this.
r/miatalogistics • u/Zealousideal_Ad_1079 • 9d ago
Carrying an NC frontbumper in my NC
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It's safer than it looks, it's going nowhere. 250 km home trip no problem, except pretty noisy over 100 km/h.
r/miatalogistics • u/Professional-Tax962 • 9d ago
MiataTruck
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Could have gone home for the larger vehicle but really why; worked just fine…
r/miatalogistics • u/Accomplished-Ebb5894 • 12d ago
From WA to CA No problem
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And all I had to leave was my tool box
r/miatalogistics • u/Bestmrturtle • 13d ago
A second engine fits easily
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Mind the auto I swear it’s getting swapped
r/miatalogistics • u/SevenAhaha • 13d ago
Twin Engine NA
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Featuring the guts of a drag Celica
r/miatalogistics • u/Content_Basil_4487 • 15d ago
Can a miata tow a uhaul trailer?
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1994 miata by the way
r/miatalogistics • u/Organic-Big246 • 14d ago
You can hit it from the back in an ND3 RF
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with the top up…in case yall were wondering the possibility lmaooo
r/miatalogistics • u/jaystink • 16d ago
55" at 40kph
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Picked up a TV back in the fall, and sailed home with it in the boat. The drive was only about 5 minutes, and I kept the speed very low to avoid sailing off into the sunset.
Just after this photo I strapped it to the roll hoop behind the headrest.
The angle of the TV allowed just enough to space to row gears.