Having just acquired my second MR2, the first being an '85 and the second an
'03, I've found that I could probably stuff my entire '03 into the available
storage space in the '85. You do not fully understand what 1.9 cubic feet of
cargo room means on the new 2's until with the spare tire still in place you
try putting a shoebox into the frunk (front trunk for all you non MR2
people) and realize it'll have to ride in the passengers seat.
As far as having a trailer behind a really tiny car I've seen Miata's do it
all the time, it looks cool. What I've yet to see is a Miata with the top
down with a trailer though, that'll be cool. Jake I'll be interested to see
what you put together so I can eventually have something similar with my
Spyder.
-Sean
----- Original Message -----
From: <jake@codeworm.com>
To: <james@thevenom.net>
Cc: <ba-autox@autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 6:27 PM
Subject: Re: Tint, tiny trailers for tiny, tiny cars.
> But.. But.. Then I don't get to tow a trailer behind my
> tiny mid-engine sports car..
>
> See how that's important? It's more than just a handy
> way to transport and preserve my race tires. It's a
> way I can share a little insight into the true depths
> of my insanity with everyone in the world. (Or doesn't
> it strike you as insane to tow with an MR2? Maybe you
> should examine that if it doesnt.)
>
> In addition, it allows me to carry additional items to
> events in my tiny improbably impractical MR2. You
> know, like my cell phone, some chapstick, and my
> keyless entry fob.
>
> Jake
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