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YACT: The Cars Are Washed and Waxed!

I have to do that soon... my car is still picking salt off the ground here.

Its been raining for the last 3 days here, though, so hopefully its all gone now.
 
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Spring has arrived so it was time to wash winter away!

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(1992 Mazda Miata & 2005 Mazda 3S)
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Just curious, what's the point of the cover for the passenger seat in the miata? Never seen that before and I can't think of why someone would use it...

Anyway, nice cars.
 
Originally posted by: dman
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Spring has arrived so it was time to wash winter away!

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PIC #2
PIC #3
PIC #4
PIC #5

(1992 Mazda Miata & 2005 Mazda 3S)
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Just curious, what's the point of the cover for the passenger seat in the miata? Never seen that before and I can't think of why someone would use it...

Anyway, nice cars.
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It's called a tonneau cover. Was a big thing back in the day with British roadsters. Just kind of streamlines things a bit when no one is in the passenger seat.


 
what a coincidence, i washed and waxed my 04 mazda 3s today too🙂
didn't take any pics of it though

i used a clay bar for the first time on the car...wow, what a difference, would have never expected that big of a difference in smooth-ness and such
 
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