https://www.youtube.com/embed/Kc7b1Jk_0QY
Sure, the Mazda Miata may be "the answer," but does that logic still apply when the tarmac disappears? We used that question as a good enough reason to enter a Miata with a Paco Motorsports lift kit in the 2020 Gambler 500 Florida.
Did our safari-style Miata survive the wilds of Florida? You'll have to watch the video to find out. Presented …
Miata is still the answer. lol
noddaz said:Miata is still the answer. lol
What can't a Miata do? Carry a couch? I'm sure it's been done by someone here.
Reminds me of the fun I had in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Had good times driving my Saab 96 V4 down the fire trails and clay pits.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
noddaz said:Miata is still the answer. lol
Miata may be the answer; but an '85 lifted Riviera with a winch you can drive like a boss.
In reply to RustBeltSherpa :
The Riviera was way better off-road than it should have been.
David S. Wallens said:noddaz said:Miata is still the answer. lol
What can't a Miata do? Carry a couch? I'm sure it's been done by someone here.
I totally did that. With the roll bar and windshield frame it just sits right on the top nice and level, and you can easily strap it down to the roll bar.
Brave man with that winch and no blanket
In reply to Placemotorsports :
Normally I'd have winched from inside the car, but with a 12000 lb. winch cable dragging a barely-stuck 2200 lb. car I knew I had plenty of excess capacity.
ChrisTropea said:In reply to RustBeltSherpa :
The Riviera was way better off-road than it should have been.
I was infatuated by Tom's build thread for it, but I'm totally in lust after watching that vid.
I'm sad the footage from inside the Buick didn't make it into the video. Truly the most luxurious off-roading I've ever experienced, and I've taken new Grand Cherokees, Range Rovers, Landcruisers, etc. off pavement.
Oh, and here's the Buick's build thread for those who didn't see it:
Looks like a lot of fun 
In reply to Tom Suddard :
Especially if you like bad GM smell magified tenfold.
I truly enjoyed the Miata build and getting to use it at this event. I have also improved the fender clearance and it will now go anywhere.
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