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Nice little surprise find
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 3:15 pm
by Demon James
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 4:32 pm
by Dart Vader
Top find !!!

Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 4:40 pm
by Blue
I've found those on a few cars over the years, must have been a popular thing to do at one time.
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 4:51 pm
by db
I remember seeing them advertised years ago but never would have trusted them to stay on!
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 6:05 pm
by Dave-R
I was going to do that on the Corvette but couldn't get the magnet to stick to the bodywork for some reason?

Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 6:30 pm
by Carl
Thought you was gonna say a Cat

Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 6:36 pm
by Demon James
Carl wrote:Thought you was gonna say a Cat

That was in the exhuast pipe, took it out as it restricted puuuurrrrrrformance

Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 6:45 pm
by Carl

Very good
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 8:53 pm
by Dave81
Top find mate...........

Posted: Sat Apr 20, 13 9:13 pm
by latil
Posted: Sun Apr 21, 13 9:16 pm
by Demon James
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 2:21 pm
by Charger
nice find

Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 2:31 pm
by drewcrane
That is a cool find, I am surprised you didnt find a set of house keys too
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 3:35 pm
by Demon James

That would have been interesting, might even have taken a trip State side to try every door till I found the house they fit

a bit like cinderella and the slipper, would have kept me busy for a while.

Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 11:41 pm
by Cuda Commando
Sold quite a few of them during the eighties.Was thankful I had one on a Granada I once owned.Fifty miles from home,parked up,popped the door lock buttons ,held the drivers external door handle up as I closed the door.Car locked and secure.Bananarama!,keys left on front seat.Luckily panic attack only lasted a few seconds as remembered magnet key box was attached to underside of front wing.