Nick , the only time mine lights up @ night is with the applicatiopn of to much friction

 

Hope noone thinks I'm barging in on your forum.

 

Hey xviper! I'm going to be in Toronto in May. Can I buy one of those gizmos there? Who stocks it? How much was it? What features does it have?

That's the penalty you pay for barging in on our forum

 

something similar

 

Go to the nearest Canadian Tire. They have 2 or 3 different versions. Mine indicates time and has a temperature probe (*C or *F) with about 10 feet of wire. Put it somewhere away from engine heat but where you can get an accurate outside temp measurement. The thing also has a button that will momentarily illuminate the display at night. It cost about $10. - $15.
(A small price to pay to be allowed on your forum. ) Cheers.

 

Nakamichi CD35z Head Unit - sounds great AND has a clock that you can set to display instead of CD elapsed time!

 

I found that using Araldite to secure an old alarm clock to the top of the dashboard did the trick - and the addition of this shiny piece of brass has enhanced the interior of my car so much that I am the envy of all my neighbours - NOT.

Get a life - forget the clock and enjoy yourself

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by MarkB
[B]The 2002 has a clock on the stereo, however on the one my colleague has just taken delivery of we couldn't find a way of having the stereo on and displaying the clock at the same time.

 

I've just seen that clock/temp device of xviper's in Halfords SuperStore here in Shrewsbury. It has a backlight and outside temp sensor, However, I couldn't see anywhere I could fit it (having the hardtop on). So I guess I'll just keeo relying on my groovy Suunto

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Nick Graves
[B]Actually, in the original MX-5, a clock was a