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Replying to: lngtonge18 (Feb 20, 2004 8:21 pm) |
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Replying to: ateixeira (Apr 20, 2005 6:10 am) |
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Yeah, mine is vinyl, tan color. Black was the same price. -juice |
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| I'd like to find a Mazda OEM radio/in dash cd changer for my 93. Any suggestions on what Mazda units will fit? | |
| I know of a bloke that took a 6-disc cd changer out of an Explorer and it fit right into hiw 94 NA. You should be able to find one second hand pretty easy. | |
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From an Explorer? The size is pretty standard, Double-DIN. I had heard that a 6CD changer from a Tribute would fit right in, so maybe the Escape's stereo would as well. I didn't know the Explorer's would. Did the harness just plug right in? No adaptors required? I have my OE stereo but the CD skips and one of the lights inside the unit blew out, so I really ought to change it out. -juice |
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| I understand that the new Miata has more leg and head room, the question is how much. I'm 6'3 and, while I've always loved the Miata, just didn't have enough headroom. Has anyone sat in one of the '06s yet? I think they'll not be widely available until late summer but thought someone might have been aboard a pre-production model. | |
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I sat in one at the NY show. With the seat all the way back, I could not fully depress the clutch pedal. With my foot on the dead pedal my knees still had a slight bend, however. I'm 6' even with a 30" inseam, so you're still going to be a borderline case. Fit, you will, but I'm not sure about comfort on longer drives because you couldn't stretch out. -juice |
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Got the no-zipper top with a glass window from Robbins, and finally put it on over the last couple of days. I'd say it took about 3-4 hours to remove the old top, and maybe 4-5 hours to put the new one on. I'd never done it before and a lot of that time was setting up, getting tools, getting a computer for extra tips on installation, etc. I'm beat! I'm sure I'll be very sore tomorrow. That darn B-pillar bracket is nearly impossible and requires a contorsionist to remove and replace! But she looks good, that's for sure. To be honest I'm not sure I'd do that again. Even though I know much more now. If you can find a shop to do the labor for $200-300, my advice would be to pay them, it's worth it IMO. Gotta let that new vinyl stretch out a bit, but otherwise it's nice to have her back to ship shape. -juice
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