Where are you and your Miata?

"Chris D'Agnolo" > wrote in message
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> Well, Pat (PWS) has mentioned a couple of times that only a small handful
> of folks hang out on this group these days. While I'm not usually inclined
> to try to prove him wrong, on this particular issue, I would love to.
> Would everyone who see's this message, please reply with CITY, STATE (and
> COUNTRY / PROVINCE if outside the USofA)? I'd like to compile the info and
> post it here for everyone to see. Hopefully the high volume posters (you
> know who you are!) along with the occasional posters and even the "just
> lurking around" crowd will reply. I'm thinking this could be not only fun
> but educational in some way (could it make some of us American actually
> look at the globe ;-) It could happen!
>
> I'll start it by throwing Sugar Land, TX (sw Houston) into the ring. Come
> on, let's see how far and wide our conversations go!
>
>
>
> Chris
> 99BBB
Cork,Ireland.51.91381236755511N 8.454902172088623W
92 Mariner Blue Mazda Roadster (direct Jap import) 177,800Kms.
Lurked here for years.Thanks for great info.All the best to all.
(minus a thousand to reply)Dan Bennett..

> "Chris D'Agnolo" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Well, Pat (PWS) has mentioned a couple of times that only a small handful
>> of folks hang out on this group these days. While I'm not usually
>> inclined to try to prove him wrong, on this particular issue, I would
>> love to. Would everyone who see's this message, please reply with CITY,
>> STATE (and COUNTRY / PROVINCE if outside the USofA)?
>

Chris,

My 91 BRG w/ 210,000 miles is in Irvine, California.

Gus

Gus might be the one guy who is 'separated' from his Miata! Gus, I'll add
you (reluctantly) as CA!

Later,
Chris
99BBB

"nosfatsug" > wrote in message
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>> "Chris D'Agnolo" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Well, Pat (PWS) has mentioned a couple of times that only a small
>>> handful of folks hang out on this group these days. While I'm not
>>> usually inclined to try to prove him wrong, on this particular issue, I
>>> would love to. Would everyone who see's this message, please reply with
>>> CITY, STATE (and COUNTRY / PROVINCE if outside the USofA)?
>>
>
> Chris,
>
> My 91 BRG w/ 210,000 miles is in Irvine, California.
>
> Gus
>

'Bout time Mal! just kidding. Glad you got Australia on the board!

Chris
99BBB

"Mal Osborne" > wrote in message
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> Northern 'burbs of Perth, WA, Australia
> Red 94 Aussie Spec. (Power windows, Power mirrows, no airbags, no headrest
> speakers, mags, open diff, dash lights both sides, no clutch interlock,
> steering wheel where it should be)
>
>
>
>
> "Chris D'Agnolo" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Well, Pat (PWS) has mentioned a couple of times that only a small handful
>> of folks hang out on this group these days. While I'm not usually
>> inclined to try to prove him wrong, on this particular issue, I would
>> love to. Would everyone who see's this message, please reply with CITY,
>> STATE (and COUNTRY / PROVINCE if outside the USofA)? I'd like to compile
>> the info and post it here for everyone to see. Hopefully the high volume
>> posters (you know who you are!) along with the occasional posters and
>> even the "just lurking around" crowd will reply. I'm thinking this could
>> be not only fun but educational in some way (could it make some of us
>> American actually look at the globe ;-) It could happen!
>>
>> I'll start it by throwing Sugar Land, TX (sw Houston) into the ring. Come
>> on, let's see how far and wide our conversations go!
>>
>>
>>
>> Chris
>> 99BBB
>>
>

Dan, thanks for being #1 from Ireland! I have a niece who's marrying an
Irish guy and going there to do it. Any idea what round trip tickets run
these days (well in advance)? FYI, I'm in the Houston area.

Thanks again,
Chris
99BBB


"dan" > wrote in message
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>
> "Chris D'Agnolo" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Well, Pat (PWS) has mentioned a couple of times that only a small handful
>> of folks hang out on this group these days. While I'm not usually
>> inclined to try to prove him wrong, on this particular issue, I would
>> love to. Would everyone who see's this message, please reply with CITY,
>> STATE (and COUNTRY / PROVINCE if outside the USofA)? I'd like to compile
>> the info and post it here for everyone to see. Hopefully the high volume
>> posters (you know who you are!) along with the occasional posters and
>> even the "just lurking around" crowd will reply. I'm thinking this could
>> be not only fun but educational in some way (could it make some of us
>> American actually look at the globe ;-) It could happen!
>>
>> I'll start it by throwing Sugar Land, TX (sw Houston) into the ring. Come
>> on, let's see how far and wide our conversations go!
>>
>>
>>
>> Chris
>> 99BBB
> Cork,Ireland.51.91381236755511N 8.454902172088623W
> 92 Mariner Blue Mazda Roadster (direct Jap import) 177,800Kms.
> Lurked here for years.Thanks for great info.All the best to all.
> (minus a thousand to reply)Dan Bennett..
>

"Chris D'Agnolo" > wrote in message
...
> Gus might be the one guy who is 'separated' from his Miata! Gus, I'll add
> you (reluctantly) as CA!
>
> Later,
> Chris
> 99BBB
>

Chris,

Thanks. My daughter is taking good care of the car and sure enjoys having
it to drive to school. She gets quite a few amazed comments when the boys
figure out that she is driving a stick. More important, she lets me drive
it when I am in town.

Gus

"Chris D'Agnolo" > wrote in message
...
> Dan, thanks for being #1 from Ireland! I have a niece who's marrying an
> Irish guy and going there to do it. Any idea what round trip tickets run
> these days (well in advance)? FYI, I'm in the Houston area.
>
> Thanks again,
> Chris
> 99BBB>

HI Chris,Delta & Aer Lingus go direct from Atlanta & Orlando or fly to
London & transfer.All seem to be
about $1000 and about 18 hours total.There are cheap flights to NY for
shopping but then they get you for
taxes and duty on the way back. http://www.iol.ie/~discover/airres.htm for
example
All the best, Dan.

>
> HI Chris,Delta & Aer Lingus go direct from Atlanta & Orlando or fly to
> London & transfer.All seem to be
> about $1000 and about 18 hours total.There are cheap flights to NY for
> shopping but then they get you for
> taxes and duty on the way back. http://www.iol.ie/~discover/airres.htm
> for example
> All the best, Dan.

That's a good start. Gives me some idea anyway.

Appreciate it!
Chris
99BBB
>
>

My '95 R is in Princeton, NJ right now. Does that count?

Geez, this thread's going to live forever... 8

-- Larry

"pws" > wrote
> If you don't have a passport and are really considering a trip, get it
> now.
> There have been huge delays and it costs a lot to have them expedited.
Pat - While your advice to get a passport *before* it is needed is valid, my
buddies over at the State Department have done a real good job of jumping on
the passport logjam. Things seem to be moving along quite nicely these days.
My son recently received his within 3 weeks - unexpedited, and I've read
quite a few reports of the same sort of turnaround.
--
Ken Lyons '97 Brilliant Black/'90 Classic Red
Inside the Beltway
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