Re: '86 Spider gauges -- thanks to David

["tony costello" <tonyrcos@hotmail.com>]

While I had my brother on the line he took his cordless out to the 
garage, started the Spider, gave the pod and fuse box a couple of light 
wacks and the gauges (except for the speedo) all jumped to life. 
Thanks for the help. 
Changing the subject, a while back someone asked if the heavier duty 
color fast convertible tops offered by such outlets as International 
Auto Parts are worth the extra cash in comparison with the less 
expensive vinyl versions. When the need arose to replace the vinyl top 
on my Spider, thanks to the knife of a friendly neighborhood kid, I 
replaced it with the color fast top and it is defintiely worth it. It's 
more quiet, better insulated and just plain looks a whole lot better.
Finally, another question. When I bought my car the glove box door had 
been pried back an inch or two. I don't believe it can be bent back into 
shape. Any suggestions on where to find a replacement other than 
scouring salvage yards? 

Tony Costello
'86 Spider Graduate   

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