imported_series1
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It still looks great. The last picture is incredible. The paint is dripping.
6 years as an Autopia....I finally get my first car!
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Accumulator
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Jason- Lucky you tht the emblems were just taped on. They had to weld up the holes on my MPV's new hatch.
Gotta say that the Zaino looks good on the Mazda metallic :xyxthumbs
Gee, that M6 really *is* a fistfull of flashlight, huh
What, no blue or red filter for either of them 
Gotta say that the Zaino looks good on the Mazda metallic :xyxthumbs
Gee, that M6 really *is* a fistfull of flashlight, huh
What, no blue or red filter for either of them JasonC8301
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Thank you series1.
Accumulator - Thank you, gets dirty quick though. No need for filters, got other flashlights for low light night discipline
Accumulator - Thank you, gets dirty quick though. No need for filters, got other flashlights for low light night discipline
Bill D
Hooked For Life
All the best to you Jason, the undisputed Flashlight King of Autopia :2thumbs:
Have you seen that Brinkmann dual bean Xenon rechargable light? It's at Lowe's. I wish to add that to my inspection light arsenal.
Have you seen that Brinkmann dual bean Xenon rechargable light? It's at Lowe's. I wish to add that to my inspection light arsenal.
JasonC8301
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Thanks Bill D for the comments! Flashlight King of Autopia? Probably not, got a lot more invested in detailing than flashlights.
Haven't seen the Brinkmann duel beam xenon at Lowe's, but I had a Brinkmann Long life LED light and broke it. Care to share more info about your inspection light kit?
Haven't seen the Brinkmann duel beam xenon at Lowe's, but I had a Brinkmann Long life LED light and broke it. Care to share more info about your inspection light kit?
Accumulator
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JasonC8301 said:No need for filters, got other flashlights for low light night discipline
Heh heh, yeah, I should've known. I *do* like having the night-vision-safe option on my primary tactical light though
Bill D
Hooked For Life
JasonC8301 said:
It's really very basic, just a 1000 watt halogen stand, a flouresecent trouble light, a typical 75-100 watt incandescent trouble light and a 200-300 watt incandescent trouble light ( thanks to Accumulator). The xenon sounds like a nice addition to the arsenal and I really could use a rechargeable light again.
JasonC8301
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Accumulator - NEver caught without a night vision safe flashlight to go along with one of the big boys
Bill D - Sounds like a good home inspection light. Have you ever tried a UV light for like finding cracks/leaks and stuff? My sole rechargable light is a Tigerlight ( www.tigerlight.net ) it sits in my glove compartment for regular bump in the road usage.
Today I was driving out and passed b a construction sight. I had my window 1/2 down and it was too late before I could put my window up, my entire hood and driver side of my car got sprayed with cement lube water! Got some on my shirt and jeans. Luckily my clothes took the brunt of it and my car's interior did not. Thgis means I have to wash my car tomorrow morning or later today.
Bill D - Sounds like a good home inspection light. Have you ever tried a UV light for like finding cracks/leaks and stuff? My sole rechargable light is a Tigerlight ( www.tigerlight.net ) it sits in my glove compartment for regular bump in the road usage.
Today I was driving out and passed b a construction sight. I had my window 1/2 down and it was too late before I could put my window up, my entire hood and driver side of my car got sprayed with cement lube water! Got some on my shirt and jeans. Luckily my clothes took the brunt of it and my car's interior did not. Thgis means I have to wash my car tomorrow morning or later today.