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Postby gooseman » Thu Oct 08, 2009 7:37 pm

I'm Jim (gooseman) and i live in the USA, I posted on the old forum & finally gotten around to the new one (thanks david). My car is a Bronze mk2 with a 998 and presently is running well & im able to go on Sunday morning rides which i enjoy. Last sunday i stopped for gas & met an Indian who grew up in England, he was fascinated with the Midas and wanted to know all about it, took a bunch of pics on his cell phone, a very nice fellow. He even told me that i was "living the dream"...my ego was swollen to a bursting point :lol: ..LOL! Looking forward to reading & posting on this forum, jim
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Re: HI Y'ALL...

Postby manifold » Thu Oct 08, 2009 8:03 pm

Hi there Jim,

Glad you managed to get on finally!

Welcome to the newer forum and I look forward to seeing your contributions on here.

Kind regards,

David
Midas Cars Forum Founder & Midas Facebook Group Page Founder (personal facebook account deactivated)

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Postby Rich » Thu Oct 08, 2009 10:01 pm

Hello Jim!

I had my first happy snapper the other night, while I was paying for my fuel a bloke in a new Alfa pulled up and jumped out to take some pics. The odd thing was that he then jumped back in his car and headed off without a word. :?:
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Postby The Sheepherd » Sat Oct 17, 2009 7:23 pm

A bronze in the US, that's cool,,,hm, would be nice to know if there more or less in the US than in germany, lol...
When the former owner and I took the Gold to the gas-station right in the moment we leave the car a guy appeared and asked: What is that thing? I mean, the station was in the same very small town
where the owner lifes with his car...
... I really love the sometimes funny looks the people gave my Gold, or when they watch but try to pretend NOT to watch ;)
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Re: HI Y'ALL...

Postby The Sheepherd » Sat Oct 17, 2009 7:26 pm

Ahw, I allready said MY Midas...
...how about some pics Jim?
Before fate leads the Gold to me I watched for a Bronze (more Mini-parts), but seems a tough job to run them official over here...
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Re: HI Y'ALL...

Postby gooseman » Sun Oct 18, 2009 1:45 pm

Hi Sheep, i see u are in Germany, by chance are u from New Zealand? Here >>>http://lanemotormuseum.org/collection/325-midas-bronze-1980 is a car i stumbled onto recently on the internet. This is a museum of european cars a few hundred miles from my home...doesnt look like a driver..too pretty, jim
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Postby The Sheepherd » Sun Oct 18, 2009 2:18 pm

No,
I'm not from New Zealand, and I bought my Gold from another german (first owner of my car).
Ok, now I have a watch of on your link...yeah, I see that one before when I researched all I can find about Midas on the net...hope the car is a driver, I mean, at least it's a car, and cars are made for beeing
on the road and driven, or not?
It's nice to see that a lot of the Midas cars are used as daily drivers, because they are perfect for it.
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