Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 9:20 am
At least I'm sure it's gonna be the best handling pick up truck in the World...
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Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 9:38 am
Well, they did an amazing job, but...damn!!
At least I'm sure it's gonna be the best handling pick up truck in the World...
At least I'm sure it's gonna be the best handling pick up truck in the World...
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 12:57 pm
Wow, very cool! Definately good job ,very unique build!
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 1:46 pm
That looks like dung.. usually photos do cars justice but in this case that thing looks like assssssss
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 3:31 pm
well its better than the green thing inthe targa thread
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 3:49 pm
Hmmm...yo could argue the green thing is just the same with a tonneau cover... 
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 7:45 pm
For something so wrong, it looks like it was done right. Take that as you will...
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 8:05 pm
Something more light but still..
http://cgi.ebay.de/Mazda-MX3-viel-tunin ... 415ab4b9e2
http://cgi.ebay.de/Mazda-MX3-viel-tunin ... 415ab4b9e2
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 8:27 pm
I like the floormats, but the rest of the interior makes me want to cut myself.DeadMaker wrote:Something more light but still..
http://cgi.ebay.de/Mazda-MX3-viel-tunin ... 415ab4b9e2
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 9:39 pm
DeadMaker wrote:Something more light but still..
http://cgi.ebay.de/Mazda-MX3-viel-tunin ... 415ab4b9e2
Ugh...
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 10:11 pm
I wonder what the payload is? Lets check the manual.... "DO NOT ATTACH A TRAILER TO YOUR MX-3, AND MAXIMUM 3 SMALL ASIAN PASSENGERS"
Oh. s---.
Seriously... useless, unless you're hauling bags of loosely packed cotton or packing peanuts.
Oh. s---.
Seriously... useless, unless you're hauling bags of loosely packed cotton or packing peanuts.
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 10:34 pm
Hmmm... Gonna have to disagree with that one.
I have transported my 300Lb engine hoist with my bone stock MX-3, without an issue.
Now, I can understand how, being from the land of "bigger is better", you may think that way, but in many other countries, 1/4 ton pick up trucks are about the most popular.
My biggest beef with this one (besides that I think the paint is about the ugliest I've ever seen), is that it doesn't have a tailgate, which limits its usefulness enormously, and that the rear "windshield" looks like an afterthought. Other than that, I'd rather have one like that one for my regular junkyard runs, than a big monster.
I have transported my 300Lb engine hoist with my bone stock MX-3, without an issue.
Now, I can understand how, being from the land of "bigger is better", you may think that way, but in many other countries, 1/4 ton pick up trucks are about the most popular.
My biggest beef with this one (besides that I think the paint is about the ugliest I've ever seen), is that it doesn't have a tailgate, which limits its usefulness enormously, and that the rear "windshield" looks like an afterthought. Other than that, I'd rather have one like that one for my regular junkyard runs, than a big monster.
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 10:53 pm
Where I come from... a sonoma, ranger, any mazda, avalanche, colorado, or any similar trucks are a waste of time or "city trucks"
my brother drives a K1500, my sister a 2000 5.2L 1500 ram, borther in law the newer 1500 5.7L hemi ram... my boss drives a newer F150, other boss a GMC 2500 turbo diesel...
That... is not a truck. Not even close. It has coil spring suspension that bottoms out with groceries in it over a speed bump. You people are insane.
Or maybe I mean, it makes a cute city truck, buy why not just keep the hatch on it so it doesn't rain on your cargo? Not like they free-d up a lot of space...
my brother drives a K1500, my sister a 2000 5.2L 1500 ram, borther in law the newer 1500 5.7L hemi ram... my boss drives a newer F150, other boss a GMC 2500 turbo diesel...
That... is not a truck. Not even close. It has coil spring suspension that bottoms out with groceries in it over a speed bump. You people are insane.
Or maybe I mean, it makes a cute city truck, buy why not just keep the hatch on it so it doesn't rain on your cargo? Not like they free-d up a lot of space...
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 10:57 pm
NOrmal trucks all need to have the option to drive as low as a normal car though, because they through all the rocks on it.Ryan wrote:Where I come from... a sonoma, ranger, any mazda, avalanche, colorado, or any similar trucks are a waste of time or "city trucks"
my brother drives a K1500, my sister a 2000 5.2L 1500 ram, borther in law the newer 1500 5.7L hemi ram... my boss drives a newer F150, other boss a GMC 2500 turbo diesel...
That... is not a truck. Not even close. It has coil spring suspension that bottoms out with groceries in it over a speed bump. You people are insane.
Or maybe I mean, it makes a cute city truck, buy why not just keep the hatch on it so it doesn't rain on your cargo? Not like they free-d up a lot of space...
Re: Mazda mx3 as TRUCK
Posted: June 16th, 2011, 11:10 pm
I don't know what you just said for sure, but a low truck is a useless truck. Can't traverse a ditch, or any terrain. Defeats half the purpose (payload and terrain capabilities)