If you are bald in the front, you are a great thinker

If you are bald on top, you are a great lover.

I am bald on both the front and the top, I think I'm a great lover!

You could buy me a Yul Brunner wig, that would be nice and economical!

Eric

AND I SHOULD THINK NOT!!! Fossicking under her bonnet indeed. There are laws about that kind of thing! Seriously, at 57, balding, overweight, and looking like Frankenstein's Monster's ugly brother, (but with a wonderful self image), I am also unlikely to be mistaken for a Hairdresser. I note however...

You raise some good points Colin, however, the fact remains that, sticking to the manufacturers specs, for the type of driving the manufacturer was anticipating when he built the car, does seem to work. Ok, if you are going to up the power drastically and race the car, or drive it in a racing manner...

You raise some good points Colin, however, the fact remains that, sticking to the manufacturers specs, for the type of driving the manufacturer was anticipating when he built the car, does seem to work. Ok, if you are going to up the power drastically and race the car, or drive it in a racing manner...

Dave,

I could probably make mine available, 94 NA 1800 but auto and Red,
absolutely bog standard!

Eric

That's interesting Terry, because it rather flies in the face of manufacturers recommendations. I have a light car, the MX 5 for which the recommendation is 28 PSI, a medium weight car, a Mazda 626, for which the recommendation is 32 front and 28 rear and a heavy car, the BMW 528, ( and you would th...

That's interesting Terry, because it rather flies in the face of manufacturers recommendations. I have a light car, the MX 5 for which the recommendation is 28 PSI, a medium weight car, a Mazda 626, for which the recommendation is 32 front and 28 rear and a heavy car, the BMW 528, ( and you would th...

Ok, to clarify, the tyres on mine are the standard 185/14 and 28 is the recommendation, as I said, it seems to work well Eric From ben.nakagawa@gmail.com Fri Apr 27 17:43:24 2007 DomainKey-Signature: a=rsa-sha1; q=dns; c=nofws; s=beta; d=gmail.com; h=received:message-id:date:from:to:subject:in-reply...

Ok, to clarify, the tyres on mine are the standard 185/14 and 28 is the recommendation, as I said, it seems to work well Eric From ben.nakagawa@gmail.com Fri Apr 27 17:43:24 2007 DomainKey-Signature: a=rsa-sha1; q=dns; c=nofws; s=beta; d=gmail.com; h=received:message-id:date:from:to:subject:in-reply...

I know that Robbins (the American company that makes all OEM Mazda hoods) does make a three window hood for the MX5. Their agent in NZ is Reid & Twiname in Auckland I also think that LeMans in Wellington also had a picture of such a hood on their site at one stage. www.lemansfabrics.co.nz , from mem...

I run the Kumhos on my 94 at 28 PSI all round, seems to give very good results in both the grip and ride departments, although you might want them a little harder if going a little quicker. The tyres have over 40K on them now and look good for at least another 10, so I guess that pressure does them ...

I run the Kumhos on my 94 at 28 PSI all round, seems to give very good results in both the grip and ride departments, although you might want them a little harder if going a little quicker. The tyres have over 40K on them now and look good for at least another 10, so I guess that pressure does them ...

Pink cars, flowered roofs, Barbie dolls, what a thread!

Come back Bill

All is forgiven!

Eric

Oh come on Gazza, where is your sense of fun, we are all allowed a level of
personal expression. I mean, some of us even like BRG!

Eric

With respect, I cannot imagine that the demand for such an item is exactly high. However, acknowledging that everyone's taste is different, you might try Le Mans Fabrics, they will be in the Wellington phone book, I think they are in Te Ngae, They would have to make one for you, from a suitable fabr...

What colour Chris? Eric From chris.tankard@aderant.com Fri Apr 27 17:42:24 2007 Content-class: urn:content-classes:message MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Subject: RE: Tonneau cover for when your roof is down Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 09:38:36 +1300 Thread-Topic: Tonneau ...

I have been driving the 5 a bit over the holidays, (as Ann drives it to work most days I don't usually get too much of a go at it), and I thought it was a bit flat. Drove exactly the same model, 94 1800 auto, in Rarotonga, and confirmed my thoughts, very clapped out, but seemed to get up and go with...

I did the same, using Sony Xplods, 6.5s go straight in on the same holes. In
Auckland you can get then from the factory shop in Nugent St

Eric

Hum! Just thinking about that incites me to the "Missionary
Position"...kneeling by the bed, praying about it.

That is a lovely lovely line!

Eric

Hum! Just thinking about that incites me to the "Missionary
Position"...kneeling by the bed, praying about it.

That is a lovely lovely line!

Eric

I too vote for the list as it is. I'm a great believer in the "Kiss" principle and I don't have a problem going into my email and sorting out what I do or don't want to read. I must admit that I am a fairly unsophisticated user of email and internet at home, (not so in the office) but I can't be bot...

Very interesting, also interesting to note that the RX8 got "Best Sports
Coupe"

Eric

Sorry Keith, I just have to ask

Why would you put Viagra and "software" in the same category

Eric

Pachobel is probably spinning in his grave. De-composing at least, but I think
even he would say "THAT'S WAY COOL"!

Don't know who the musican is, but he knows how to play it.

Eric

Pachobel is probably spinning in his grave. De-composing at least, but I think
even he would say "THAT'S WAY COOL"!

Don't know who the musican is, but he knows how to play it.

Eric