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It'd have to be the first generation liftback. Even with the Miata's meager amount of power I've remembered how much more I like rear wheel drive.

Really it'd be down to Supra or Mustang I suppose... V8's cause wonderful feelings inside of me.

240 with an ls swap?

Meh, rather have the Supra stock or swapped when I think about it. It's what I should've bought the first time around, but I couldn't find a nice one. I hurt too often to be in these cars that ride like ass.

later you'll be glad you've got a good job so you can spend money on your hotrod.


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its still got the rear end sitting there - id go down and get it for $120 if I knew somebody wanted to buy it.

It'd be a MKIII Supra, was my first car and the only one I constantly think about getting back.

the differential in that car is worth more than the car alone

Box is on the search again, I vote mkiii

ya im tempted to go down there and get it just to sit on and wait for somebody that wants it.

MKIII it is, now to wait a year for one to show up.

That or FC RX-7... Or if a manual SC300 showed up... Maybe a Mustang or F-body, I do like V8's...

OH GOD IT'S HAPPENING AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!

If it weren't for having a strong aversion to automatics I'd just get a SC400.

I know it will eventually, but right now it just doesn't seem like it...

Hopefully you chose a good field, nothing like wasting four years in school and paying for it only to not be able to find a job anyway.

SW20 MR2, can't believe I forgot about it.

Don't be afraid of Math and you won't be sorry, the big money is in stuff that's hard to do.

The big money is in stuff that's in demand.

Take advantage of it and motor through the next 3-4 years. As long as you stay focused and busy, time will fly and before you know it, you'll be crossing that stage with diploma in hand and one step closer to a better career.

I've made some dumb choices these past 8 years when it came to school; dicking around with school and didn't take it seriously, especially at a community college. :\ Went to school off and on going from full-time now to part-time. Ended up taking ~4.5 years to walk away with a 2-year associates degree because I was too focused on just working to make money to play around with it. :\ Now I'm back in school to finish the last four classes I need for my CAD certification, and hopefully by summer, I can be disciplined enough to tackle my biggest obstacle (physics) and continue to pursue an engineering degree while building my CAD work experience.

Good luck with your educational endeavors.

I'm currently a business marketing major, and I'm thinking about switching to MIS. I think either of those will be a decent field.


Thanks! I plan on graduating as quick as possible. I was lucky enough to receive a loan where if I graduate quick enough with a decent gpa the loan will be forgiven

There is a high demand for highly skilled people who will work for little money.


When I say math I don't mean business Maff
That engineering physics class is the trial by fire, I think they really just use it to see if you're serious about this.
I tell people it's more like a gang initiation; its not a fair fight, and you're not going to win, they just want to kick your Ass to see if you're tough enough to be one of them.
These days you can watch the same classes taught at MIT or Yale on YouTube.

Yeah, a lot of it is just b.s. You hardly use anything they teach you once you're out. It's along the same lines as an engineer being stuck taking English, History, and Science classes.

The Miata forum is full of cocksucking bastards, no wonder the car has the reputation it does.