anyone near cheshire,ct?

hi,

rebuilding my wife's 95 was supposed to be a three week job at the
machine shop last year and ended up going into the cold weather which i
had little desire to work in so foolishly, i didnt record and bag and
take pictures as well as i should have, (lesson learned, always do the
job well).
there fore i have forgotten where some of the brackets go and i would
appreciate being able to look at another car.

anyone near by?

tia,
peter

Peter, is there a local Miata club? I'm sure someone will be happy to at
least supply their car for visual confirmation but you might even find an
experienced re-builder to assist!

Good luck,
Chris
99BBB

"peter" > wrote in message
...
> hi,
>
> rebuilding my wife's 95 was supposed to be a three week job at the machine
> shop last year and ended up going into the cold weather which i had little
> desire to work in so foolishly, i didnt record and bag and take pictures
> as well as i should have, (lesson learned, always do the job well).
> there fore i have forgotten where some of the brackets go and i would
> appreciate being able to look at another car.
>
> anyone near by?
>
> tia,
> peter

this club is in connecticut, and seem to have events in several towns
including southington which is pretty close to you... perhaps they have a
message board where you can post your request. if needed i can always snap
a picture of something specific on my '95 if you need it. or you could pick
up a copy of the miata 1.8 liter enthusiast's shop manual (rod grainger &
pete shoemark) but since it is british, and they drive on the 'wrong' side
of the road, some equipment is not in the same place as in the american
versions.
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"peter" > wrote in message
...
> hi,
>
> rebuilding my wife's 95 was supposed to be a three week job at the machine
> shop last year and ended up going into the cold weather which i had little
> desire to work in so foolishly, i didnt record and bag and take pictures
> as well as i should have, (lesson learned, always do the job well).
> there fore i have forgotten where some of the brackets go and i would
> appreciate being able to look at another car.
>
> anyone near by?
>
> tia,
> peter

Christopher Muto wrote:
> this club is in connecticut, and seem to have events in several towns
> including southington which is pretty close to you... perhaps they have a
> message board where you can post your request.
yeah, i know them...
you have to join with dues for them to talk to you...i like being able
to just say hi, how are you. indeed, they had a miata day at limerock
race track in lakeville,ct , (or did when we first of the 95), and they
had rented a building. they would not let my wife pee because we werent
members...
maybe it was a misunderstanding but i think the lady members of this ng
may feel like my wife did....

if needed i can always snap
> a picture of something specific on my '95 if you need it.
thanks, i keep that in mind. most of the things i forgot the placement
of have clips for the wiring harness, (i think

or you could pick
> up a copy of the miata 1.8 liter enthusiast's shop manual (rod grainger &
> pete shoemark) but since it is british, and they drive on the 'wrong' side
> of the road, some equipment is not in the same place as in the american
> versions.
ahhh, another brit manual. the first vehicle i tormented, er worked on
was a 72 triumph daytona 500 bike...i didnt know what a spanner was .
i can now speak both english and american.

i have the mazda manual which took a bit to understand how it works. i
like the format now. which brings me to a new post.......


thanks chris
, peter

> http://www.nutmegmiatainc.org
>