Thanks to OldPhotoRestoration.co.uk and IP.nf
Newest project car! Welcome the 1985 MR2 to my home!
by Patrick on Nov.01, 2011, under Update
Sorry for the bad pictures but iPods can only do so much in low light.


MR2 Fails
by Patrick on Dec.05, 2009, under MR2 Fail
Tonight I decided to post the “MR2 Fails” collection. This will be a collection of MR2’s that should have had better owners. Please do not try any of this yourself. If you own an MR2, please treat it with respect. (continue reading…)
Awesome drifting video
by Patrick on Dec.04, 2009, under Videos
Found this clip about drifting an MR2. Very good instruction along with awesome to watch!
New MR2 in my future?
by Patrick on Dec.03, 2009, under Poll Voting
I have been contemplating getting another MR2. I want something newer and quicker. But I am very familiar with the MK1 and they do come with a SuperCharged version. Then there is always the MK2 with a turbo. More power than the SC version MK1 but more weight as well. And let us not forget about the MK3’s. Rumor has it they are the lightest and the most nimble of the MR2 family, but do I really want a convertible? Ahh, decisions decisions. Look to the right and help me decide.



Updating…
by Patrick on Dec.03, 2009, under Update
Well as many of you can tell, my site has been coming back to life. It is a rather slow process but there is progress none the less. Lately I have been sick and doing little things here and there as energy permits. If you notice something that is missing please let me know so I can take care of it.
Welcome back to MR2Miach.com
by Patrick on Nov.30, 2009, under Hosting Fail
Apparently my site was completely wiped out. Gone. Deleted. No more!
There were some things that caused this to happen. First was the lack in payment due to the fact that the wrong credit card was listed for the payments. Second was the failure to notify me that my site was going to be canceled due to the lack in payment. Third was the outstanding service of canceled accounts immediately getting deleted without warning. Last is the really cool feature, the feature of no backup on the server side. Plainly put, no backup for the deleted/canceled account so website is completely gone.
Now before you go running away screaming (like I did) there is still hope. I have roughly 99% of the raw data still on my external drive at home. However there was a keyword in that statement, RAW. Meaning I will have to go through and put everything back together nearly from scratch.
This leads me to the $10,000 dollar question. Do I really wanna? Not really. I would rather flame my awesome hosting provider instead. But as the dust settles and the anger subsides who knows what will happen.
Special thanks goes out to hosting24.com for the uber failure. I know I am partly to blame but the uber fail award is reserved strictly for HOSTING24.COM!
