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12/27/10, 06:39 PM
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12/27/10, 07:21 PM
I will buy Jack Stands!!!
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I'm gonna get some silverstar head lights, and that led me to wanting the headlight restore kit, which led me to wanting even more light, which led me to 55w off-road lights, which need a place to mount which lead me to a grille guard...
40+20+25+75= $160.
But if I can't get the used grille guard I'm looking at, I'm looking at $225 to do all this...
Brush Bar/Light Bar full size p/u - $75 (pinellas)
Date: 2010-12-24, 4:43PM EST
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Brush bar or Light bar
fits full size p/u
75.00 cash
Mike @727-xxx-xxxx
I'm gonna get some silverstar head lights, and that led me to wanting the headlight restore kit, which led me to wanting even more light, which led me to 55w off-road lights, which need a place to mount which lead me to a grille guard...
40+20+25+75= $160.
But if I can't get the used grille guard I'm looking at, I'm looking at $225 to do all this...
Brush Bar/Light Bar full size p/u - $75 (pinellas)
Date: 2010-12-24, 4:43PM EST
Reply to: sale-kpvvv-2128504450@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
Brush bar or Light bar
fits full size p/u
75.00 cash
Mike @727-xxx-xxxx
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12/27/10, 09:00 PM
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12/27/10, 09:01 PM
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just get the headlights first. Is it a plastic headlight? You can just get Meguiars plastx and a cloth. It'll do well enough with plenty of elbow grease, you dont need the whole kit
12/28/10, 08:51 AM
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Mod... Bug... Biting... Hard!
I'm gonna get some silverstar head lights, and that led me to wanting the headlight restore kit, which led me to wanting even more light, which led me to 55w off-road lights, which need a place to mount which lead me to a grille guard...
40+20+25+75= $160.
But if I can't get the used grille guard I'm looking at, I'm looking at $225 to do all this...
Brush Bar/Light Bar full size p/u - $75 (pinellas)
Date: 2010-12-24, 4:43PM EST
Reply to: sale-kpvvv-2128504450@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
Brush bar or Light bar
fits full size p/u
75.00 cash
Mike @727-xxx-xxxx
I'm gonna get some silverstar head lights, and that led me to wanting the headlight restore kit, which led me to wanting even more light, which led me to 55w off-road lights, which need a place to mount which lead me to a grille guard...
40+20+25+75= $160.
But if I can't get the used grille guard I'm looking at, I'm looking at $225 to do all this...
Brush Bar/Light Bar full size p/u - $75 (pinellas)
Date: 2010-12-24, 4:43PM EST
Reply to: sale-kpvvv-2128504450@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
Brush bar or Light bar
fits full size p/u
75.00 cash
Mike @727-xxx-xxxx
- Location: pinellas
- it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
12/28/10, 09:22 AM
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Meh, used it, not impressed even with a buffer it's not good if lights are real yellow. I say save the money and just use the 3M kit. price between 2 isn't that much. I felt the 3M did a much nicer job too(looked good as new). Just got to remember to take your time and use even pressure. I'm very happy with the results. (BTW-this was on the Audi)
12/28/10, 09:29 AM
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Meh, used it, not impressed even with a buffer it's not good if lights are real yellow. I say save the money and just use the 3M kit. price between 2 isn't that much. I felt the 3M did a much nicer job too(looked good as new). Just got to remember to take your time and use even pressure. I'm very happy with the results. (BTW-this was on the Audi)
12/28/10, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by runningwild4.6
Meh, used it, not impressed even with a buffer it's not good if lights are real yellow. I say save the money and just use the 3M kit. price between 2 isn't that much. I felt the 3M did a much nicer job too(looked good as new). Just got to remember to take your time and use even pressure. I'm very happy with the results. (BTW-this was on the Audi)
12/28/10, 11:35 AM
I will buy Jack Stands!!!
I'm looking at Silverstar headlight bulbs. I love seeing everything...
Meh, used it, not impressed even with a buffer it's not good if lights are real yellow. I say save the money and just use the 3M kit. price between 2 isn't that much. I felt the 3M did a much nicer job too(looked good as new). Just got to remember to take your time and use even pressure. I'm very happy with the results. (BTW-this was on the Audi)
12/28/10, 11:46 AM
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Which silverstar bulbs? The ones I have don't last very long at all. Still better than stock though.
12/28/10, 12:09 PM
I will buy Jack Stands!!!
12/28/10, 12:16 PM
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Ya, just be warned. They're cheaper at amazon too.
12/28/10, 12:28 PM
I will buy Jack Stands!!!
12/28/10, 01:02 PM
http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/12/2...n-5-teens.html
This is such a sad story. However, I find it staggering that out of 5 people, none of them had enough common sense to realize that leaving a car running in an enclosed garage connected to your sleeping area might have been a bad idea.
This is such a sad story. However, I find it staggering that out of 5 people, none of them had enough common sense to realize that leaving a car running in an enclosed garage connected to your sleeping area might have been a bad idea.
12/28/10, 03:00 PM
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http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/12/2...n-5-teens.html
This is such a sad story. However, I find it staggering that out of 5 people, none of them had enough common sense to realize that leaving a car running in an enclosed garage connected to your sleeping area might have been a bad idea.
This is such a sad story. However, I find it staggering that out of 5 people, none of them had enough common sense to realize that leaving a car running in an enclosed garage connected to your sleeping area might have been a bad idea.
12/28/10, 05:41 PM
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The next 'wireless' will be light? Them Minnesota boys are thinkin'...
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The LVX system puts clusters of its light-emitting diodes, or LEDs, in a standard-sized light fixture. The LEDs transmit coded messages — as a series of 1s and 0s in computer speak — to special modems attached to computers.
A light on the modem talks back to the fixture overhead, where there is sensor to receive the return signal and transmit the data over the Internet. Those computers on the desks aren't connected to the Internet, except through these light signals, much as Wi-Fi allows people to connect wirelessly.
He said the radio spectrum usually used for short-range transmissions, such as Wi-Fi, is getting increasingly crowded, which can lead to slower connections.
"Light can be the way out of this mess," said Kavehrad, who is not involved in the LVX project.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101227/...t_via_lighting
A light on the modem talks back to the fixture overhead, where there is sensor to receive the return signal and transmit the data over the Internet. Those computers on the desks aren't connected to the Internet, except through these light signals, much as Wi-Fi allows people to connect wirelessly.
He said the radio spectrum usually used for short-range transmissions, such as Wi-Fi, is getting increasingly crowded, which can lead to slower connections.
"Light can be the way out of this mess," said Kavehrad, who is not involved in the LVX project.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101227/...t_via_lighting