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Wow, here we are in late September after another summer has flown by. Evening temps have been dipping into the high 40s here in Michigan, bringing with them one of the best times of year to enjoy driving an S13. … Continue reading →

Despite the fact that this event just took place a little over a month ago, the story actually begins way back in 2010. Back when Zilvia.net was the place to be, Instagram was about photography and widely unused, and you … Continue reading →

Alright, let’s talk about the hatch this week and recap what I have been up to for the last four months. With the price of gas and all of the road construction going on in Michigan, I decided to take … Continue reading →

Whew, what a whirlwind the last four months have been. I can’t believe it has essentially been 1/3 of a year since I last made a blog post! It’s been really difficult to find the time to put into documenting … Continue reading →

I am pleased to report that I have made decent progress since last week’s update after spending a few of evenings in the garage. Michigan brought us some really nice days this past week that allowed me to clear all … Continue reading →

Well, I decided after last week’s post that it was time to dive into replacing my entire chassis harness on my hatch. I was a little hesitant to tear into it this late into the offseason, but with all of … Continue reading →

March is a traditionally unpredictable month here in Michigan from a weather standpoint. It’s often when we get teased with our first peek at what spring will hold, and even though it comes in short spurts of sun, it’s typically … Continue reading →

Well, here we are again- another year has arrived. I’m not sure it’s related to the new year at all, but I have been feeling highly motivated when it comes to my cars lately and I’ve been pushing myself to … Continue reading →

Wow, two weeks of new posts in a row. What’s going on around here?! My hope is that this is the first step in making posting here a regular habit this winter, but we’ll see what happens. Maybe going into … Continue reading →