Miata Mailing List: February 1999, Message #2635

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A nicer fix is to buy visor gloves from the Knobmeister.  Go to miata.net and
marketplace and check his website.

Steven Gamble wrote:

> Congratulations !
> The easiest , quickest, and cheapest ( also the best looking ) way to rid
> your new car of the sunvisor  warning labels is contact paper. Go to any
> hardware store pick up some vinyl flat black shelf lining paper cut to size
> and cover them up. I did this procedure many months ago on my '99 and the
> match is so perfect no one would ever know they had been there. Total cost
> 20 cents, time involved 5 minutes. Now go put some miles on that puppy !
> Steven Gamble
> Santa Barbara,CA
> '99 Black & Tan
> "Pouncer"
> Environmental Coastal Commission Tags, "99MIATA"
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ppp122e <cwilson@citynet.net>
> To: Multiple recipients of list <miata@list.miata.net>
> Date: Wednesday, February 17, 1999 4:15 PM
> Subject: New '99
>
> >Well thanks to every one's help "cupid" did bring me a RED '99 PEP
> >sunday, so I guess I really will have to keep my wife for a while
> >longer. We got a really good buy,  $18,850 with pep, air, cassette
> >player, calif. emission and floor mats. Just have a couple of questions?
> >
> >    1. Do most people remove the sun visors, or just cover up that ugly
> >yellow sign, I'm 5'10 and if I put them             down  they seem to
> >block a lot of the window.
> >
> >    2. How soon should I change the rear diff.and transmission to red
> >line, a friend of mine recomends changing it at 500 miles just like the
> >1st oil change.
> >
> >    3. Whats the best "stuff" to protect the top with.
> >
> >
> >Many thanks to all for you help these last months.
> >Chuck & ????? (sorry no name yet)
> >
> >
> >




--
Larry

White Knight   1991 Crystal White   #99 CSP
Silver Bullet     1992 Silverstone (waiting for StageIV turbo)
Honey B          1992 Sunburst Yellow