Nice, i like those alot. how much where they?
Let's see some Mazda3 5-doors
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Nice, i like those alot. how much where they?
Cool, same here actually... but this is the first time I took the car - usually I just take the bike - but the GF insisted. (fight)
Hey, I have a question about your hitch. Is it a class one hitch? and what company makes the hitch?
I wondering this because I want to put on a hitch so I can have a bike rack on the hitch instead of on the roof. but the bike rack says only for class 2 or 3 hitches but i can only find class 1 hitches for my mazda 3.
Any help would be amazing.
Thanks.
I bought them with the foggys so $20 shipped.
Its a chow chow.
hahaha!
Thank you very much
Here is mine:
As far as mods, it has the:
18 inch Konig wheels
tint
12 inch sub with amp attached to the factory radio.
Clifford alarm/remote start
custom catback exhaust
ATX trans cooler
front mask
What you can't see is I resprayed the car. I noticed the paint was super thin, and I ended up completely redoing the entire front clip, both quarter panels, drivers door, passenger rear door in color and clearing the whole car. Also is not seen is I have to use hand controls for the gas and brake and a steering knob.
As far as mods, it has the:
18 inch Konig wheels
tint
12 inch sub with amp attached to the factory radio.
Clifford alarm/remote start
custom catback exhaust
ATX trans cooler
front mask
What you can't see is I resprayed the car. I noticed the paint was super thin, and I ended up completely redoing the entire front clip, both quarter panels, drivers door, passenger rear door in color and clearing the whole car. Also is not seen is I have to use hand controls for the gas and brake and a steering knob.
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Yes, I have Cerebral Palsy; which (for those not familiar with it) is a physical disability that can range from mild to severe depending on the person. It is characterized by either stiffness of the muscles or involuntary muscle movement; for me, it is stiffness.
The controls are custom hand built. I chose to build them because the ones that are available are over $1,000 and do not necessarily work well with particular cars. The Mazda dash has a metal plate attached to the lower crash pad, which must be permanently secured to the 2 brackets on the dash structure and the controls mounted to it. I found it easier to fabricate the brackets to mount the controls
Im sorry for your disability but nice on the custom fabrication!
NP.
I am a semi retired public school teacher, and spent 5 years teaching auto, particularly body/fender and metal fabrication. I still teach privately, but also co-own an auto repair shop that we specialize in tuning cars (using one of the dyno's we have as well as general maintanance.
Nice man
Sorry to hear about your disability. I just finally won my disability case (It took 2 1/2 years) againt social security on mine. I look like a person with no problems, but, if you look hard and well, you will be able to notice a thing or two. I have brain damage due to a car wreck back in 2001. I had a vehicle that looked like this:
That turned into this:
I'm no longer able to smell or taste anything. I have chest pains and major headaches often. I wish I could road race / auto cross again, but, if my friends and family knew I was up to doing that again, ugh... drama and I'm about to turn 40. Do I really care? Nope and they know that since I've passed death once.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I took my Mazda out on some "parade" laps with the Porsche Club. They kept asking me if my car was a Speed3. I was like, nooooooo.... My car has an automatic and no turbo. I just told them that I know how to driver/race.
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