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01-30-2007, 02:16 PM
#21
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Well, service and support are my strong suit. And I'm not going anywhere, MiataRoadster.com is my full-time job, not a hobby.
MT.net members will be the first to hear when I have something to offer MS-wise.
~Bill
MT.net members will be the first to hear when I have something to offer MS-wise.
~Bill
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01-30-2007, 02:35 PM
#22
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Bill, I am looking for the foglamp/rear defroster combo switch as pictured below. It is a foreign market mx5 & gtx part. A previous vendor did not follow suit in his promise to deliver them. Do you have access to such a part? I can promise the sale of 10-20 switches.
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01-30-2007, 02:50 PM
#23
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LOL!
I've been searching high and low for that combo switch but I lost track of who had inquired about it! So it was you!
I haven't had any luck yet, but I am determined to track it down. One thing I've learned is that the "foglamp" that switch is intended to operate is for the rear bumper-mounted big red rectangular "foglamp" used in other countries, not front foglamps, as we're used to thinking of them in the USA. Obviously, it's a simple on/off switch, so you could use it to control whatever you wanted.
Ben, please email me directly so I can stay in touch with you about this switch.
~Bill
I've been searching high and low for that combo switch but I lost track of who had inquired about it! So it was you!
I haven't had any luck yet, but I am determined to track it down. One thing I've learned is that the "foglamp" that switch is intended to operate is for the rear bumper-mounted big red rectangular "foglamp" used in other countries, not front foglamps, as we're used to thinking of them in the USA. Obviously, it's a simple on/off switch, so you could use it to control whatever you wanted.
Ben, please email me directly so I can stay in touch with you about this switch.
~Bill
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01-31-2007, 02:09 PM
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If you can develop and support the product, I think you would be pleasantly surprised. There is definitely a market for such a product. The previous vendor to attempt this fetched $650 per kit from several people, and had others waiting to hand him money. And had he offered better support, I think he would have sold more.
I probably would have bought one, if it was P&P with the AFM delete option and had some good base maps.
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01-31-2007, 04:40 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Apparently you aren't used to seeing typos...none...should have been non....
As for the rest of the statement....It is quite amazing to find a forum where the admin does not want to make money off of every for sale post.
I noticed you're in VA, so I typed real slow just for you
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