EEEEEEEEEEeeer4………………………………………………………………………,How Let me tell you a bit about a running joke among our family. Anytime we travel with the Miller’s (Jim & Mindy) and someone needs something, Mindy has it. She always carries her “magic bag”. Whatever you need, she’s got it in there. It’s almost like the magician’s hat, but without the doves and rabbits. It’s more like a Walgreen’s in there, what with thepharmaceuticals, firsttems, snacks, health & beauty items, greeting cards and magazines. I, for one, have been saved more than once by the “magic bag”. It’s bottomless, I swear! The lesson to be learned here, of course, is to be prepared! The question is: prepared for what? With what? So let’s talk about what you carry in your car, or maybe you don’t. I used to be better with this in my ’99,not so much with the ‘speed and I can’t really explain why. more power continued . . . . . . . . . .

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CarBuzz.com Mazda Patents Active Wing That Stows Onto The Rear Tail Lights

by Gabe Beita Kiser

The best part? This patent is a hint that an RX reveal is around the corner. It’s time to celebrate the under-appreciated design talent at Mazda once again because the small Japanese automaker has just filed a patent to the US Patent and Trademark Office that leads us to conclude it cares a lot about the enthusiasts. The concept itself isn’t anything new, amounting to an active rear wing that increases downforce but can be hidden away for sleeker aesthetics and speedenabling aerodynamics, but it’s the way thhas made the mechanism work that stands out. What’s different about Mazda’s wing is the way it’s stowed when not deployed. In a downward position, the wing hides in the space just on top of the tail lights. Though the wing runs the length of the slopes downwards at the edges, partially blocking the tail lights, it’s thin enough that it presumably does not impede on the legality of the car. Like a standard piece of active aerodynamic equipment, the wing extends outwards and moves up ever soa motorized arm, effectively adding length to the car to add stabilization and increase downforce. The invention itself is split into two patents, one that covers the active wing and another that protects Mazda’s method of stowing the wing.

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Let me tell you a bit about a running joke among our family. Anytime we travel with the

Mindy) and someone needs something, Mindy has it. She always carries her “magic bag”. Whatever you need, she’s got it in there. It’s almost like the magician’s hat, but without the doves and rabbits. It’s more like a Walgreen’s in there, what with the pharmaceuticals, firsttems, snacks, health & beauty items, greeting cards and magazines. I, for one, have been saved more than once by the “magic bag”. It’s bottomless, I swear!

The lesson to be learned here, of course, is to be prepared! The question is: prepared for what? With what? So let’s talk about what you carry in your car, or maybe you

don’t. I used to be better with this in my ’99, and I can’t really

October 2017

Mazda Patents Active Wing That Stows

The best part? This patent is a hint that an RX

appreciated design talent at Mazda once again because the small

filed a patent to the US t leads us to enthusiasts. The

concept itself isn’t anything new, amounting to an active rear wing that increases downforce but can be hidden away for sleeker aesthetics and speed-enabling aerodynamics, but it’s the way that Mazda has made the mechanism work that stands out.

What’s different about Mazda’s wing is the way it’s stowed when not deployed. In a downward position, the wing hides in the space just on top of the tail lights. Though the wing runs the length of the car and slopes downwards at the edges, partially blocking the tail lights, it’s thin enough that it presumably does not impede on the legality of the car. Like a standard piece of active aerodynamic equipment, the wing extends outwards and moves up ever so slightly via a motorized arm, effectively adding length to the car to add stabilization and increase downforce. The invention itself is split into two patents, one that covers the active wing and another that protects

As awesome as it looks, its why we’re so excited about the wing. What gets the imagination churning is to try and think about what car Mazda will use it on. It’s not likely to be an extra toy for the MX-5 Miata. Not only would it add too much weight to the lightweight car, but the Miata has never been a machine for top speed runs, which makes a stabilizing rear wing almost useless. More plausible is that Mazda will incarnation of the RX that’s upcoming Tokyo Motor Show. one juicy hint that Mazda is saving this nextgeneration wing for the RX. That would be the fact that the patent images look suspiciously close to the RX Vision Concept.

October 2017

cool factor is only part of why we’re so excited about the wing. What gets the imagination churning is to try and think about what car Mazda will use it on. It’s not likely to be an extra

5 Miata. Not only would it add too e lightweight car, but the Miata has

never been a machine for top speed runs, which makes a stabilizing rear wing almost useless. More plausible is that Mazda will use it on the street-legal incarnation of the RX that’s rumored to debut at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show. Motor 1 points out

is saving this next generation wing for the RX. That would be the fact that the patent images look suspiciously close to the

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OCTOBER DOTM

Dear BMC Members: The October DOTM will be held Thursday October 19th at the Nutcracker Family Restaurant 63 East Broad St. Pataskala, Oh 43062. The Nutcracker is a 50’s style diner and has a great (and inexpensive) menu. On Thursdays they have all you can eat fried chicken with mashed potato and gravy for their daily special. They also have and a wide assortment of pies and cream puffs for desert. We are setting the time at 6:15 since they close at 8:00. Even if you arrive closer to 6:30 I am sure they will accommodate you. We will have a private room. They are located at the intersection of Broad (route 16) and route 310. Further directions are available on the Nutcracker website at www.nutcrackerpataskala.com . We want an approximate count to give the restaurant so please e-mail us at krhodes555@aol.com or call us at 614-406-6069 and let us know who is coming. Thanks Kathy and Kevin Rhodes

2017 Buckeye Miata Club Officers President: Dave Edwards Treasurer: Bob Kincer Secretary: Dee Edwards Competition Director: Rick Young Social Director: Bill Koch Newsletter Editor: Chris Riner Historian: Kate Koch Membership Director: Mike & Brenda Fisher Webmaster: Jim Hayter Insurance Coordinator: Stewart Lemmens Photographer: John Ness

2017 Calendar of Events

October: 19th – DOTM – Rhodes

28th

(Sat) – Castles/Caverns/Covered Bridges –

Edwards

*October 18th

-22nd

Circleville Pumpkin Show November: 2

nd (Thurs) - Monthly meeting at MCL Westerville

11th

(Sat) – Car Talk – LeChatelaine - Rhodes

26th

(Sun) – Clifton Mill Xmas Lights - Edwards

TBD - DOTM - Koch

December: 7

th (Thurs) - Annual Christmas Party (no monthly

meeting) Villa Milano

TBA - Caroling Party (Nieman).

*Items in italics are informational use only

August 2017 Covered Bridge and Winery Tour

President’s Corner – October 2017 My motto for the year has been ‘move the club forward’. We have another chance to do that in the November meeting when we elect officers and confirm positions for the coming year. At this time there is a nominee for each position in the club. In the non-elected positions, Kate Koch has agreed to continue as club historian, Mike and Brenda Fisher want to continue as membership directors, John Ness will continue as photographer, Jim Hayter has agreed to oversee the website and Laurie Block has volunteered to be newsletter editor. Many thanks to these members for their willingness to contribute to the club in this way. In the elected positions, we have three nominees. Bill Koch has agreed to run for treasurer, Craig Duplain is the nominee for secretary and Barb Poindexter has volunteered to be president for 2018. These members also deserve our thanks. To be clear, all positions are still open for other nominees through the November meeting. In fact, the social director position is still unfilled and is an elected position according to the constitution. Those duties include overseeing all of the club events and keeping them on track. While new people have come forward to take on leadership positions in the club, we will be saying ‘thank you’ for a job well done to three special people who are leaving their positions. For years, Bob Kincer, Carl Cooper, and Chris Riner have contributed greatly to the club in their respective areas. Bob has been treasurer for a decade and club finances could not have been in better hands. Chris has edited and published the club newsletter for the same period of time and made it the focal point it is today. Carl has provided organization and entertainment at meetings through handling nametags and the 50/50 drawing. So, I want to say a special ‘thank you’ to these three. I urge every member to come to the November meeting, vote and greet the new officer team for 2018. Dave Edwards

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Buckeye Miata Club

Monthly Meeting Minutes

October 5, 2017 At 6:30 the meeting was called to order by Dave Edwards. There were 44 members in attendance including three new members, Shane Roush, a returning member and Tom and Vicki Cremer. Minutes of September 7, 2017 meeting The minutes of the September 7

th meeting were moved

by Marge Sanik and seconded by Sheila Gill and approved by the membership. No dissenting votes. Treasurer’s Report The Treasurer’s Report was moved by Steve Johnson and seconded by Carl Klontz and approved by the membership. No dissenting votes. Sheila Gill moved and Linda Johnson seconded a motion to approve $156.88 for new business and membership cards. This was approved by the membership with no dissenting votes. Old Business A. Autocross - September 17

th – no report

B. DOTM –September 19th – Flannigans - Chris Riner

reported that about 22 people attended and had good food and a great time.

C. Drive/Wagon Ride/Campfire – September 30th –

Dee Edwards reported that 10 cars and 17 people drove through Licking County with a stop at Velvet Ice Cream before ending at Lynd’s Fruit Farm with a total of 21 people there. The group had a wagon ride, hot dogs and s’mores around the campfire and they were able to pick apples and pumpkins. New Business A. 15

th Annual Road Apple Tour – October 7

th – Bill

Kahle has planned for people to meet at the McDonalds in Johnstown at 9:00. The drive will go to a bakery in Charm with lunch in Kidron at the Town and Country Restaurant. B. DOTM – October 19

th – Nutcracker in Pataskala at

6:15. Watch for email with further information. C. Castles, Caverns and Chicken – October 28

th –

Dave Edwards is planning a drive to the Piatt Castles, Ohio Caverns and a chicken dinner in Mechanicsburg. Watch for email with further information. D. October Tech Session – Dave Edwards reported that the Esoteric tech session has to be postponed until after the 1

st of the year.

Watch for email with further information.

E. Christmas Party Report – Thursday, December 7

th

at Villa Milano - Chris Riner reported the party is planned and the menu is set. Depending on the number of reservations, in addition to the $1,200 given to the Buckeye Miata Club by Mazda, Linda Johnson moved and Kate Koch seconded the motion to add an additional $200.00, if needed, to cover the costs of the party. The motion was approved by the membership with no dissenting votes. The cost is $15.00 per person and reservation deadline is Monday, November 20

th.

F. Membership Cards – Dave Edwards/Mike Fisher – Members who request membership cards will receive them from the Membership Director. These will help at any autocross event or when making a purchase at Byers Mazda. G. Membership Pins – Reorder – Mike Fisher reported that he has about 12 Buckeye Miata Club pins on hand. It was moved by Nancy Clemmons, seconded by Carl Klontz and approved by the membership to place a reorder of 250 more pins at about $805.00. There were no dissenting votes. H. Looking Forward – November Elections – Dave Edwards thanked these people and reported they have offered to keep their officer positions for next year:

John Ness – Photographer Kate Koch – Historian Jim Hayter – Web Master Mike and Brenda Fisher – Membership Laurie Block has offered to become the newsletter editor and publisher. The slate of officers to be voted on at the November meeting are as follows: Bill Koch – Treasurer Craig Duplain – Secretary Barbara Poindexter – President

If you are interested in being on the ballot for any of these three positions, please let Dave Edwards know before the November meeting. Open Discussion/Concerns

*Jerry and Sheila Gill reported that the Hunt for Hope on October 1

st raised over $75,000.00.

The club members were thanked for their support. *50/50 – Carl Klontz - $15.50 *A motion was made by Jerry Gill and seconded by Dave Van Dyk to close the meeting at 7:50.

Respectfully submitted, Dee Edwards Buckeye Miata Club Secretary

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John Ness with pie instead of his camera at G&R!

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SALVATION ARMY BELL RINGING I know it is only the beginning of September but I heard from the Salvation Army today regarding the BMC volunteering for their annual bell ringing. So, the BMC will be responsible for the bell ringing at Cabellas at Polaris on Saturday, December 9, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. As we have in the past. We will do two hour shifts. 10:00 am to Noon Noon to 2 pm 2 pm to 4 pm 4 pm to 6 pm Jerry and I will definitely sign up for one of the shifts. How about you? Can you commit to one of the shifts? This is a great way to get into the Christmas spirit and to give back for all the many blessings we enjoy all year long. If you wish to volunteer, just let me, Jane Nieman, know. If you want to wait until closer to the time, I definitely understand. I just wanted to put it out there so I would not forget. Blessings to all, Jane

Buckeye Miata Club Car Talk and Coffee 2017 - 2018

BMC Members and Friends Unfortunately winter will be soon upon us and like me, many of you are making plans to put your Miata to sleep for the winter. To get us through the cold weather we are planning another round of BMC Car Talk sessions. It's not the same as driving your Miata…....but we can at least we can talk about cars. We have put together a schedule for six Saturday morning sessions to get together to informally talk cars. Invite your friends. What is it? BMC Car Talk and Coffee is simply a chance to get out of the house on cold winter mornings, have a cup of coffee and breakfast, and talk about our Miata’s and cars in general. The gatherings are open to BMC members and their friends. Discussions are very informal and seem to include topics including, but not limited to, the latest sports car news, performance tires, suspensions, exhaust systems, detailing etc. We would certainly like to have outside subject matter experts if you know of someone that would come to one of the sessions and impart some knowledge. Over the years this has gravitated into pretty much a “guy” event but my wife Kathy will be glad to attend and have coffee and breakfast with the significant others if you let her know you are coming. When is it? Saturday mornings starting at 9:00 AM to about 10:30 or 11:00AM. Come and go as you please. This year’s schedule is: November 18 January 13 January 27 February 10 February 24 March 10 Where is it? La Chatelaine Bakery 65 W. Bridge St. SR 161 Dublin Ohio (There is plenty of parking in the back. As you enter the front door our meeting area is generally in a separate room behind the curtain to your left. Grab some coffee and breakfast and come on back.) If you have any questions or suggestions contact Kevin Rhodes 614-406-6069 krhodes555@aol.com

Greetings Miata Friends From Lorie and all the gang with Zoomin', Hope my note finds everyone doing well. As many of you know, our Miata season is gearing down a notch and Miata clubs and friends are looking to plan those last minute rides and social gatherings for their fall travels, in attempt to catch a few more topless days and enjoy some beautiful fall foliage. Please know we are sending each of you a personal invite (feel free to share with all your Miata Friends) to join us for our 3rd annual Zoomin' In The Fall Gathering Halloween event. We would love for you to join us for a Zoomin good time. Another opportunity if you missed out on the Summer Zoomin Event. This event is a little more low keyed than Zoomin' The Mountains Of East Tennessee, held in June each year. We are concentrating this fall event on beautiful rides,(special attention to the Rattler and Copper Head Rd ride), yummy food, cornhole for those interested, social gathering with our Miata friends, good music, and This year we have added the Miata Monster Bash Halloween Party, as we encourage the fun of dressing up yourself and your Miata for a costume contest, with (A PRIZE OR 2) to be given out. We will have door prize tickets and also a 50/50, so a chance for you to take home some cash and the other 1/2 will go to : Speedway Children's Charity with Bristol Motor Speedway. Remember the cars and events bring us together, the friendships we make keep us

together and looking for a reason to visit one another before the cold weather sets in. Please know you may sign up and register on line at : www.zoominthemountains.com If you would like to send registration by mail you may go to this link but be advised, all registrations have to reach us BEFORE OCTOBER 20th, 2017. WE CAN NOT process registrations after October 20th, 2017. Our Hosting Hotel is the Newly Remodeled Holiday Inn Johnson City, Tn 101 E Springbrook Dr. Johnson City, Tn Make your reservations by Calling directly to: 423-282-4611 Event Dates: October 26-29, 2017 October 26, kicking off at 7:30pm with a social gathering, bring your favorite snack food to share. Be advised weather permitting all activities will be held outside at the poolside area/back parking lot of the hotel. If unable to participate outside, we will have a conference room for our plan B back up. Please call, text or email me if you have any questions on this event. We would love for you to come join us for some fall fun. Sincerely, Lorie Haggerty

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CarBuzz.com The Mazda MX-5's Retro Cousin Will Be Overhauled In 2018

by James Allen

It's of common knowledge that, if you're planning on using someone else's chassis to base your new sports car on, you can't go far wrong with a Mazda MX-5. With one of the finest-balanced setups at this end of the market, the current incarnation of the MX-5 in particular is a great platform to build on - as Fiat and Abarth have already found with their 124 Spider variants. Soon, though, another Mazda MX-5-based roadster will be released, by none other than the quirky Japanese car maker that is Mitsuoka. According to the spokespeople we've been chatting with, the Mk 4 MX-5-based Mitsuoka Roadster is due for release sometime in 2018, with the donor car's transmission options and 2.0-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine set to be carried over to the Mitsuoka. It was also confirmed that the hand-crafted exterior won't be a drastic evolution over the current car's bodywork - so expect an aesthetic to be reminiscent of a Morgan Aero 8 that's been left in the tumble dryer for too long. That said, the changes that have been made will follow function over form. For instance, whereas the current Mitsuoka Roadster has fake hood vents, the 2018 car will have legit ones. Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the new Mitsuoka Roadster we were able to ascertain, though, was that the car likely won't be exclusively available as a soft-top. Allegedly, a Mitsuoka Roadster variant based on the Mazda MX-5 RF, complete with that car's folding hard top roof, is being considered. Though the representatives we spoke to did stress nothing had been confirmed, the strong and respectful working relationship Mazda and Mitsuoka have with each other does increase the likelihood of an RF-based Mitsuoka being green-lit at some point. Not that it'll mean much for us here in the States, considering Mitsuoka won't be selling any Roadster variant here.

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Buckeye Miata Club Annual Christmas PartyBuckeye Miata Club Annual Christmas PartyBuckeye Miata Club Annual Christmas PartyBuckeye Miata Club Annual Christmas PartyThursday, December 7thThursday, December 7thThursday, December 7thThursday, December 7th6:00pm to 10:00pm dinner served at 6:30pm 6:00pm to 10:00pm dinner served at 6:30pm 6:00pm to 10:00pm dinner served at 6:30pm 6:00pm to 10:00pm dinner served at 6:30pm

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V Miata Services by Scott • 30K Tune-Up Service ($325) new plugs, timing

& synth. fluids • Basic timing belt Service ($325) incl. new Mazda

belt & spring • 60K Full Service ($675) incl. 30K service +

Std. Timing Belt Service PLUS • all drivetrain fluids, brake and clutch fluids, filters,

gaskets, checks and lubrications called for by Mazda • Add Water Pump Replacement to any timing

belt service ($150) new pump, gaskets and coolant • Other mechanical work and Accessory

Installation – call for quote ($35 per hr.) • Detailing by Appt, call for details - can include: • Exterior - Paint polishing, swirl removal, touch-

ups, wax and more • Interiors – carpets steamed, seats cleaned, leather &

vinyl treated and more I'd be glad to discuss any work you may want or need. If you have questions about what I can provide or just about your Miata in general, I'll be glad to help!

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Detailing . . . . . . . . Many of you know that I offer paint polishing, interior cleaning, tops, engine bay detailing and more, using the same processes and many of the same products as seen in the demo at Performance Auto Spa. I've been detailing Miatas for many years and can handle clear coat and single-stage paints as well as repaints. I can bring new life to your car by removing oxidation, eliminating swirls and more. Now's a great time to schedule a Detail. give me a call anytime - 614-633-7419. If I can't pick up, please leave a message. Happy Motoring! - Scott Langley

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