Gift Suggestions
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Gift Suggestions
If you have an "Automotive Minded" Person in you life, these gift suggestions should be considered.
1. Tire Air Change Kit. This kit comes with everything you need to change the air in your tires. This highly recommended but often overlooked maintenance item is much easier now. Remember to change your air every 3000 miles or twice a year. $25
2. Blinker Fluid. You knew it existed but, WOW, is this stuff hard to find. 4oz bottle. $12
3. Synthetic Blinker Fluid. Better yet! 4oz bottle. $24
4. Light Bulb Filaments. Why throw away a perfectly good turn signal or stop light bulb when you can just install a new filament? Premium Filaments, made in the USA! $1 ea.
5. Manifold Heat. Yes, your exhaust manifold should be HOT. If it's not, you may need this item. Sold by the pound. $3.50
6. Steering Wheel Gaskets. All SIZES available! Email for specific application. From $9.99
7. Tie Rod Tensioner. Is your tie rod limp? Tension it with T-50! $14.99
8. Alternator Batteries. (4 required, replace them all!) From $2.99
9. Fan Belt Buckles. Specify brass or chrome. Gold available special order. $14.99
10. Muffler Bearing Manual. Print version $59.95
11. Muffler Bearing Manual. CD version $49.99
12. Universal Muffler Bearing Tool Kit $105.59
13. Muffler Bearing Hi Temp Synthetic Lube (the only kind we sell!) $40.24
14. Muffler Bearings From $19.95
15. Muffler Bearing Gasket Kits From $9.99
16. Momentum (required for tackling some off road obstacles). Sold by the lb-ft/sec $0.50
17. Microsoft Windows Eliminator. If your car or truck begins to run poorly, (long time to start, frequent crashes, etc.), it's computer, (ecm, ecu, black box, etc.), may have become infected with this nasty computer virus. This product will safely remove the virus. $199
18. Mirror Image Flipper Film. Did you know that the image you see in your rear view mirrors are reversed! This is a manufacturing flaw that the auto companies have kept secret for years as the recall would cost BILLIONS! This film can be cut and placed over any mirror to correct the image. Now you'll be able to read signs in the rear view mirror! $5 per square ft.
1. Tire Air Change Kit. This kit comes with everything you need to change the air in your tires. This highly recommended but often overlooked maintenance item is much easier now. Remember to change your air every 3000 miles or twice a year. $25
2. Blinker Fluid. You knew it existed but, WOW, is this stuff hard to find. 4oz bottle. $12
3. Synthetic Blinker Fluid. Better yet! 4oz bottle. $24
4. Light Bulb Filaments. Why throw away a perfectly good turn signal or stop light bulb when you can just install a new filament? Premium Filaments, made in the USA! $1 ea.
5. Manifold Heat. Yes, your exhaust manifold should be HOT. If it's not, you may need this item. Sold by the pound. $3.50
6. Steering Wheel Gaskets. All SIZES available! Email for specific application. From $9.99
7. Tie Rod Tensioner. Is your tie rod limp? Tension it with T-50! $14.99
8. Alternator Batteries. (4 required, replace them all!) From $2.99
9. Fan Belt Buckles. Specify brass or chrome. Gold available special order. $14.99
10. Muffler Bearing Manual. Print version $59.95
11. Muffler Bearing Manual. CD version $49.99
12. Universal Muffler Bearing Tool Kit $105.59
13. Muffler Bearing Hi Temp Synthetic Lube (the only kind we sell!) $40.24
14. Muffler Bearings From $19.95
15. Muffler Bearing Gasket Kits From $9.99
16. Momentum (required for tackling some off road obstacles). Sold by the lb-ft/sec $0.50
17. Microsoft Windows Eliminator. If your car or truck begins to run poorly, (long time to start, frequent crashes, etc.), it's computer, (ecm, ecu, black box, etc.), may have become infected with this nasty computer virus. This product will safely remove the virus. $199
18. Mirror Image Flipper Film. Did you know that the image you see in your rear view mirrors are reversed! This is a manufacturing flaw that the auto companies have kept secret for years as the recall would cost BILLIONS! This film can be cut and placed over any mirror to correct the image. Now you'll be able to read signs in the rear view mirror! $5 per square ft.
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[QUOTE=7. Tie Rod Tensioner. Is your tie rod limp? Tension it with T-50! $14.99
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see I told u the dealer ripped me off by replacing my tie rods. I should have just tightned it up for only 15 bucks!
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see I told u the dealer ripped me off by replacing my tie rods. I should have just tightned it up for only 15 bucks!
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what about the turbodynaflopinunderdrive tranny repair kit? only 6 easy credit card payments of $69.99...guaranteed to work or send in for a complete refund...
i bought 2
did'nt work
so i got the khnipilin pin repair kit instead
works just like its supposed to
...zap!
i bought 2
did'nt work
so i got the khnipilin pin repair kit instead
works just like its supposed to
...zap!
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Two of those 'gift ideas' actually existed at one time...and they were for a Ford!
7. I have a pair of tie rod tensioners, they're for my Model T. They are springs that are kinda shaped like the spring in a clothes pin, only larger. They go around the outer tie rod ends and would tighten-up worn tie rods so the wheels wouldn't wobble if you hit a bump. These were just one of the many aftermarket goodies that were made for the T.
9. The Model T was designed so that it was simple to fix. The fan belt was wide and flat, and the pulleys were shallow. If you broke a fan belt, you could actually take the belt off of your pants, wrap it around the pulleys, buckle it up & be on your way! The buckle would pass over the pulleys with no problem. Because there was no water pump, the belt only had to drive the fan.
Interesting, huh?
MR
7. I have a pair of tie rod tensioners, they're for my Model T. They are springs that are kinda shaped like the spring in a clothes pin, only larger. They go around the outer tie rod ends and would tighten-up worn tie rods so the wheels wouldn't wobble if you hit a bump. These were just one of the many aftermarket goodies that were made for the T.
9. The Model T was designed so that it was simple to fix. The fan belt was wide and flat, and the pulleys were shallow. If you broke a fan belt, you could actually take the belt off of your pants, wrap it around the pulleys, buckle it up & be on your way! The buckle would pass over the pulleys with no problem. Because there was no water pump, the belt only had to drive the fan.
Interesting, huh?
MR
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Originally Posted by MROLDV8
Two of those 'gift ideas' actually existed at one time...and they were for a Ford!
7. I have a pair of tie rod tensioners, they're for my Model T. They are springs that are kinda shaped like the spring in a clothes pin, only larger. They go around the outer tie rod ends and would tighten-up worn tie rods so the wheels wouldn't wobble if you hit a bump. These were just one of the many aftermarket goodies that were made for the T.
9. The Model T was designed so that it was simple to fix. The fan belt was wide and flat, and the pulleys were shallow. If you broke a fan belt, you could actually take the belt off of your pants, wrap it around the pulleys, buckle it up & be on your way! The buckle would pass over the pulleys with no problem. Because there was no water pump, the belt only had to drive the fan.
Interesting, huh?
MR
7. I have a pair of tie rod tensioners, they're for my Model T. They are springs that are kinda shaped like the spring in a clothes pin, only larger. They go around the outer tie rod ends and would tighten-up worn tie rods so the wheels wouldn't wobble if you hit a bump. These were just one of the many aftermarket goodies that were made for the T.
9. The Model T was designed so that it was simple to fix. The fan belt was wide and flat, and the pulleys were shallow. If you broke a fan belt, you could actually take the belt off of your pants, wrap it around the pulleys, buckle it up & be on your way! The buckle would pass over the pulleys with no problem. Because there was no water pump, the belt only had to drive the fan.
Interesting, huh?
MR
dont'ja wish cars were that simple now-a-dazzzzzzzzeeeee?
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...zap!