Details

• Plug-and-play hazard and headlight motor control for all NA (first generation) Miatas!
• Both flat dash (NA6 89-93, no airbag) and curved dash (NA8 94-97, passenger airbag) specific versions available. This is a first as no other shop has ever made a hazard plate for the curved NA8 dashboard.
• OEM wiring harness. Just remove the stock switch and plug in this one.
• No core charge! No OEM parts are used.
• Multiple options available for the front switch plate - brushed or black anodized with different labels.
• High current industrial switches should outlast your car.
• Shipping calculated at checkout. US customers receive Priority Mail. International orders will be sent via EMS or Priority International.
  

Select Plate Finish:	Brushed Aluminum Black Anodized (+$6)
Select to match your Dashboard:	Flat/non-Airbag Dash (NA6) Curved/Passenger Airbag Dash (NA8)
Select Hazard Label Color:	Red Black

Flat / non-Airbag Dash

Brushed aluminum with a red Hazard label for NA dashboards without the airbag. In the US, these are the NA6 (89-93) cars.



Black anodized flat dash with a red Hazard icon. Priced slightly higher to cover the cost of anodizing.



They're also available with monochrome Hazard labels for those who might not be into red.



There is also a monochrome all-brushed aluminum option for the black anodized switches.

Curved / Passenger Airbag Dashboard

For the first time, a curved/airbag-secific hazard switch can be ordered to fit your airbag dash. These cars are the NA8 (94-97) Miatas in the US.







The Curved switches can, of course, be ordered with the monochrome hazard labels also.

Additional Pix

Designed to be a perfect match for the Retro Window Switches.



Add a Retro Window Switch to complete the look!

About the Ordering Process

Every item in this store is hand-crafted, made one set at a time. Everything is made to your specs. There's no mass production. However, I usually make the hazard and window switches in batches. Unless otherwise stated above, the switches are always in stock. There shouldn't be much of a delay between your order and when I'm able to ship you a hazard switch. Still, if there is some special circumstances, I'll contact you via email to inform you of any delays.