Miata Mail Call: What did you get 2015?

[druz]

6.5J all around?

[bogaut]

6.5J all around?

yup

[—Martin—]

New (to me) wheels







What are they, you ask?



Wait, what?!?

You already have Panasports, Martin. Well, one of mine is a little bent. Anthony (atank) to the rescue!

I'm going to get my tires swapped over then probably sell my old wheels.

[theothersawyer]

Awesome! Anthony always seems to come to the rescue for people!

[— fwdtamiya —]

[— Hammerhead —]

Not my pic, but I just got this head unit in from Japan for my other 93LE.

[Greasemonkey2000]

There was another but with visible vacuum tubes that i wanted SO BADLY!! It sold for over $500!!!!!!!!

[— Hammerhead —]

There was another but with visible vacuum tubes that i wanted SO BADLY!! It sold for over $500!!!!!!!!

Yeah...that's the model just above this one and they're not cheap. Although I would prefer that model, the one I have has a regular stainless steel finish instead of the gold tone stainless.

[Imontalto]

Just got my Project-G G-Vent corner windows and some RoadsterTech window guides. Ready for a Miata window overhaul! Thinking about tinting them while they're out of the car.

[bogaut]

Not my pic, but I just got this head unit in from Japan for my other 93LE.

These won't work on USA radio stations right

[— Agent☣Orange —]

Man, you guys don't remember when all TVs had those vacuum tubes and one had to wait until they were warm before the picture came in. Oh, and there was no such thing as remote control so you had to get your ass up to change channels with a knob and then fiddle with the rabbit ears for better reception and then the horizontal stabilizer knob on the back of the set to get the picture somewhat stable. Affordable color TVs were still a decade away.

Oh and before you start calling me a fossil, just remember that Phat is right behind me...

[Greasemonkey2000]

These won't work on USA radio stations right

Not by themselves but there is a converter or something that can allow you too...iirc, i was pretty set on the vacuum tube model until the price went above $300. The radio stations wasn't an issue for me since i normally use cds or aux input.

[—Martin—]

Man, you guys don't remember when all TVs had those vacuum tubes and one had to wait until they were warm before the picture came in. Oh, and there was no such thing as remote control so you had to get your ass up to change channels with a knob and then fiddle with the rabbit ears for better reception and then the horizontal stabilizer knob on the back of the set to get the picture somewhat stable. Affordable color TVs were still a decade away.

Oh and before you start calling me a fossil, just remember that Phat is right behind me...

Ah, the good old days

[— Hammerhead —]

These won't work on USA radio stations right

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Some do, but I did not bother to check if this was a USA-spec unit. I very seldomly listen to terrestrial radio, so that doesn't matter to me. On a related note, I was given a Bose bookshelf component radio system by a Filipina neighbor who bought it while she lived in Japan. It still picks up U.S. terrestrial radio station, but the frequency digits are slightly off.

[— Phatmiata —]

These won't work on USA radio stations right

Just needs an FM converter iirc

I have a couple radios from overseas. But I have yet to look up how to make it work, they've been sitting in a box for many years. Ugh