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"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." -- Rom. 8:28
Driving up ID-55 first there were three red Mazda 323's in a row. Then 12 (not all red), then a Mazda RX-8. Coincidence or Mazda club? Do you call them a flock of Mazdas? My wife and I finally settled on a madness of Mazdas.
Were they all 323s, except for the RX-8 at the end of the parade? I can easily imagine an organization of Mazda Miata pilots... but 323s? Not so much.
Several years ago on a beautiful Sunday morning, I'd pulled over to the side of Highway 1 just a couple miles north of the Golden Gate bridge. Much to my delight, 20 or 25 Cobra sports cars rolled by, rumbling and shimmering in the sunshine. Most likely a lot of them were "kit" cars, but it was a near-religious experience, just the same.
Were they all 323s, except for the RX-8 at the end of the parade? I can easily imagine an organization of Mazda Miata pilots... but 323s? Not so much.
ReplyDeleteSeveral years ago on a beautiful Sunday morning, I'd pulled over to the side of Highway 1 just a couple miles north of the Golden Gate bridge. Much to my delight, 20 or 25 Cobra sports cars rolled by, rumbling and shimmering in the sunshine. Most likely a lot of them were "kit" cars, but it was a near-religious experience, just the same.
Bikeboy: Every single one a 323 except the RX-8. I had a GLC (the 323's ancestor) and it was a spunky little car.
ReplyDeleteI'd say a "Wankel", but that's too much of an in-joke, and doesn't really apply to the Miata.
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