Why do we make the hour-long trip for the monthly Orlando Roadsters meets? Because they’re fun. It’s a chance to socialize with old friends and new while seeing how our local Miata scene is doing.
And Central Florida’s Miata scene seems vibrant: lots of cars, lots of fans, lots of new ideas. It’s also a chance to see some older …
Dallas used to have a Miata meet up at Keller's drive in. It's a pretty cool spot, and it was always a fun event. I haven't checked in years, and don't know if it is still going on. The FL one looks nice with a variety of Miatas. That's one of the cool things about a Miata, there are so many ways to make it your own thanks to a vibrant aftermarket.
In reply to AnthonyGS (Forum Supporter) :
I'd agree, they're all different–different takes, different influences, different parts used. Each owner seems to have their own vision of the perfect Miata.
In reply to AnthonyGS (Forum Supporter) :
That's true. How many other cars made can be built so many different ways?
My first thought is something from Honda, but besides S2000, I don't know how many have built into drift into drift cars.
I think you can find a similar mix among other popular enthusiast cars–Porsche, BMW, Corvette, etc.–but I do like the vibe of these Miata events. It's a younger crowd, too, so definitely new takes on an old favorite.
The Mini crowd comes to mind as a similar group.
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