MX-5 Jubilee Magazine

http://bit.ly/acd8hR

lets say someone has one copy, and it's willing to share it with
r.a.m.m.m. folks, whats the best way to share?
nice stuff in there

Domagoj Bagaric wrote:
> http://bit.ly/acd8hR
>
> lets say someone has one copy, and it's willing to share it with
> r.a.m.m.m. folks, whats the best way to share?
> nice stuff in there

Scanner? There are probably some copyright issues with posting the
information publicly, but I won't tell on you. ;-)

Pat

On 28.5.2010. 14:35, pws wrote:

> Scanner? There are probably some copyright issues with posting the
> information publicly, but I won't tell on you. ;-)

I'm on a hot trail for a well scanned copy, but there is one hard copy
for share. one of these:
http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/1158/dsc00522e.jpg

Domagoj Bagaric wrote:
> I'm on a hot trail for a well scanned copy, but there is one hard copy
> for share. one of these:
> http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/1158/dsc00522e.jpg

Look no further.

http://www.five-speed.dk/Artikler/MX5-Jub-Mag-EN.pdf

I'm sure Mazda will be okay with it after all it's sort of a brochu-)

"Bruno, Copenhagen - Denmark" >
wrote:

> Domagoj Bagaric wrote:
>> I'm on a hot trail for a well scanned copy, but there is one hard
>> copy for share. one of these:
>> http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/1158/dsc00522e.jpg
>
> Look no further.
>
> http://www.five-speed.dk/Artikler/MX5-Jub-Mag-EN.pdf
>
> I'm sure Mazda will be okay with it after all it's sort of a
> brochu-)

Thanks, much appreciated!


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"Bruno, Copenhagen - Denmark" > wrote in
message ...
> Domagoj Bagaric wrote:
>> I'm on a hot trail for a well scanned copy, but there is one hard copy
>> for share. one of these:
>> http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/1158/dsc00522e.jpg
>
> Look no further.
>
> http://www.five-speed.dk/Artikler/MX5-Jub-Mag-EN.pdf
>
> I'm sure Mazda will be okay with it after all it's sort of a brochu-)
>

Bruno, YOU ARE THE MAN! Nice work and thanks for sharing. Mazda should send
you some nice gift for distributing this to the 'faithful' ;-) Maybe that
turbo, you've been wanting!

Chris
99BBB

Chris D'Agnolo wrote:
>>
>
> Bruno, YOU ARE THE MAN! Nice work and thanks for sharing. Mazda should
> send you some nice gift for distributing this to the 'faithful' ;-)
> Maybe that turbo, you've been wanting!
>

Thx Chris but I really can not take credit for making this available.
I'm merely pointing to a Danish MX-5 site which is hosting the document
in question.

Still a turbo would be nice but it looks like the next money spend on my
car will be to repair a bit of rust which is starting to show :-(

Bruno

"Bruno, Copenhagen - Denmark" > wrote in
message ...
> Chris D'Agnolo wrote:
>>>
>>
>> Bruno, YOU ARE THE MAN! Nice work and thanks for sharing. Mazda should
>> send you some nice gift for distributing this to the 'faithful' ;-)
>> Maybe that turbo, you've been wanting!
>>
>
> Thx Chris but I really can not take credit for making this available. I'm
> merely pointing to a Danish MX-5 site which is hosting the document in
> question.
>
> Still a turbo would be nice but it looks like the next money spend on my
> car will be to repair a bit of rust which is starting to show :-(
>
> Bruno

After seeing pictures of your car in the winter snows, I feel for you man!
Why don't you move to TX and get a rust free Miata ;-)

Chris
99BBB

Chris D'Agnolo wrote:
>
> After seeing pictures of your car in the winter snows, I feel for you
> man! Why don't you move to TX and get a rust free Miata ;-)
>

There certainly would be some upsides in moving to TX. I did a quick
brainstorm on pro's and con's to help me think :-)

Pro's:
- Better weather
- Friendly people
- An 8 year old NB with 60,000 miles on it costs less than 35,000 US.
- More room on the streets.
- Gas is free (well almost)
- Danish is something you eat not something you are.
- Football is entertaining
- There is a MSM Miata and engine tuning is not restricted to 20%
- Doing more than 100 MPH on the freeway does not equal risking having

to retake the drivers test (I think).

Con's
- Work weeks are longer than 37 hours (lunch included)
- 6 weeks of paid vacation yearly is not normal
- What to do with all the money saved in taxes
- All roads only have 90 degree turns :-)
- Danish is something you eat not something you are.
- No yearly burning of witches
(http://www99.epinions.com/content_1470341252)

It's tough to make a choice so I will need to think harder. Do let me
know if I missed :-)

I'm planing to have the car serviced and then get the rust looked at. I
got a preliminary quote for a complete respray at just 2,500 US so it
may be it's time to get all the little sratches and so fixed. Of course
it also depends on what fixing the rust will cost. My goal is to get the
yearly running cost of the car below US 6.000 (it's paid for so it
should be possible - in theory).

Kind regards
Bruno

In article >,
"Bruno, Copenhagen - Denmark" >
wrote:

> - No yearly burning of witches

In Texas, they burn liberals instead. Daily.

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