So, rather than sit here and complain to each other about the ambiguity, why don't we form an independent C&C task force to debate/draft a proposed replacement??? DG made up a whole new class this wa
In Peru this weekend, we Neon owners decided to remove and burn all of our thin cardboard spare tire covers at Nationals this year. In jest perhaps, but it sure would feel nice. Pat
What, you have time to look at a tach? I don't. I consider the only downside to driving COMMANGSAC (best military concrete in the country, makes Forbes look like a gravel pit) is that if a commercia
I have never seen one of these cardboard spare tire covers. Are they connected with fasteners... I remember hearing something about this a while ago.... -- Original Message -- From: "washburn" <washb
Yeah, the fastner is the spare tire hold down wingnut... Phil O. --Original Message-- From: Rick Cone <conekiller@prodigy.net> To: washburn <washburn@dwave.net>; Team.Net <autox@autox.team.net> Date:
while I don't think I've seen one for the Neon, but if it's anything like the one in 2nd-gen Miatas it becomes a "loose" item when you remove the spare. Scot
You don't see them because they are securely fastened in our trunks, protecting the air space that used to be occupied by our heavy spare tires. Just like the rule book says. =-\ Pat