Miata Mailing List: July 1998, Message #123

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Scott (and anyone else who cares)
What a coincidence you posted this today, I just bought one!  I too have the
Enthusiasts Manual and the factory manual, but I thought you can never have
too much information :-)
After a cursory look I'd say it is probably worth getting, especially if you
have a 94-97 as they are included in this one.  I think the biggest selling
point for me though is the price.  I picked mine up for $15 CDN at Overseas
Auto in Vancouver so  most Americans should be able to get it for around
$1.35 US <VBG>  The wiring diagrams in the back seem to be well laid out
etc.
I wouldn't bother mail ordering it though.  Go to any auto parts store that
handles Haynes and if they don't have it have them order it, it should be
cheaper. The Haynes no. is 61016.  Apparently this manual is really new so
it may not be in their catalogue.

FWIW, YMMV, IMHO yada, yada
Mark Edmonds
90 base Vancouver BC
Team modified alot more than I thought until I went to do this sig.

-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Brown <sebrown@rocketmail.com>
To: Multiple recipients of list <miata@list.miata.net>
Date: June 30, 1998 5:57 AM
Subject: Haynes Miata Repair Manual


>In the most recent issue of Miata Mag., Imparts is advertising a Haynes
Miata Repair Manual for 1990-1997.
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>Anyone purchase one of these?  If so, is it a worthwhile purchase?  I
already have the Enthusiast's Shop Manual.  What is appealling is the ad
sais the Haynes Manual contains a wiring diagram.
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>Regards,
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>Scott Brown
>95 Black PEP A/T
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