Ownership Of My MX-5 PTII


..............am loving it!! Year has nearly passed, this car is wonderful in every sense. Pure driving pleasure, Fun Fun Fun!!

MODS done so far...... Red illuminations, Chrome Dial Rings.....






.........MOMO Gear Knob and Chrome Brake Handle.........








..........Zoom Engineering Pedal ordered from Japan..........









............Bright Red Brake Calipers Painted............






Plenty more modifications to come. Shame about the weather this month in June, but had a blast out in the country with fellow MX-5 owners from MX-5 Owners Clubs and MX-5 Nutz members will post photos of the events...............

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