I have like 12 unread messages in this list so all this has probably been said but I will answer anyway since I feel like it. 8-P
> i must be annoying with all my questions.. > .if anyone wants me to shut up just > let me know.. Nope bring them on. If we don't answer them to your satisfaction keep pestering us until we tell you to shut up. That won't happen though. > .would anyone be interested in coming out to essex for a garage > day on the 12th??? we have a good size garage we can squeeze a few cars > into...air compressor...all that good stuff....let me know I would but the 12th (I assume in May?) is an NESCC event. The 11th or 18th work better for me. I'll tell you though if you try to pick a garage day that everyone can attend it will never happen. Pick a day that a lot of people can come and you'll be good. Those that can't make it will just have to wait until the next one. Speaking of Essex though I met a guy up in Maine at the CMC event today who had a first gen Perl SC1 that he was running. Very impressive times for a basically stock SC1 to. Luckily I had printed out some SPOCNE flyers that are available on the web site (which everyone has copies of in their car right?), to give to him. Hopefully he'll join the list and since Essex isn't that far from Maine.... > one more thing...which one of you was it at the last garage day that had > vents in the car a different color than the rest of the interior??? how can > i make mine yellow?? or something.... That was probably Matt's car. Basically just pull the parts out and spray paint them. I would use a good non-gloss paint, make sure you wash them well before hand and let the paint dry all the way before reinstalling. Most of the vents can be pulled out without disassembling the dash. Just take your time. Something like a small plastic screwdriver to use as a pry tool will help. Just be gentle and they pop right out. - Cris SPOC NE web site: http://www.spocne.org
